The comprehensive document outlines the progress Ecotone has made on its Food for Biodiversity mission, across all areas of its operations, including a reduction in carbon emissions, advanced Agri chain practices and diversifying ingredients outside of the world’s current nine overconsumed plant species.ĩ6% of its €724 turnover is now plant-based. Its sustainability report reinforces how global shifts in food choices can – and must – reduce environmental impact through mainly two strong and simple pillars: organic and plant-based. The re-certification is a testament to Ecotone’s devotion to transforming the food industry, which is widely recognised as one of the leading causes of biodiversity loss and climate change.
Speaking about the business’s latest developments, Christophe Barnouin, CEO of Ecotone, says: “Make business a force for good: that’s the path Ecotone has chosen as mission-driven company focused on Biodiversity preservation, and our industry role as a B Corp.” These include Bjorg, Bonneterre, Alter Eco, Clipper Teas, Whole Earth, Isola Bio, Ecocesta, Allos, and Zonnatura. The benchmark reflects Ecotone’s commitment to the highest standards of social and environmental performance, transparency, and accountability across the company and its family of purpose-driven brands. The average score for B Corp assessments is 50.9 with a certification minimum of 80. The report coincides with Ecoton e’s B Corp re-certification, becoming the world’s highest scoring global food business with 116.5 points – surpassing its previous 91.7 score achieved in 2019. Ecotone becomes the world’s highest scoring global food business in b corp re-certificationĪnnouncement coincides with new sustainability report defin ing ambitious Biodiversity Action PlanĮcotone, Europe’s leading champion in organic, plant-based and Fairtrade food, has released its latest sustainability report and Food for Biodiversity action plan.
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