SUSTAINABILITY

We’re trying to do things a little better

We’re not perfect, but we try to make better choices wherever we can — from the coffee we buy to the bags we put it in and how we get it to you.

 

We’re pretty picky about what goes into our bags, choosing coffees we genuinely love and working with importers who care about the people, places and processes behind them.

 

Our coffee bags come from Dutch Coffee Pack, who have been working on more sustainable coffee packaging long before it became a buzzword. Their bags are carbon neutral, made without metallisation and designed to keep your coffee fresh while reducing their environmental impact. They also support CO₂-reducing projects in coffee-growing countries through Gold Standard-certified initiatives.

 

Our labels are made from polypropylene, a durable material with a lower carbon footprint than many alternatives.

 

And when your coffee leaves the roastery, we keep things as low-impact as possible, using bicycle couriers and DPD electric vehicles for deliveries around London.

 

Where does our coffee come from?

We currently source our green coffee through Covoya Specialty Coffee, Cofinet, Muskox Colombian Coffee, Micafe and 88 Graines. We choose our suppliers carefully, looking not just for great coffee, but for people who care about producers, quality and building better relationships throughout the coffee supply chain.

 

We’re also proud to have worked with 88 Graines on our Replanting Farms Project , helping support coffee-growing communities and give something back to the places behind our coffees. Read more about the Replanting Farms project here!