We're not going to save the planet's environment with pub snacks. But we can run a snack company properly, and it turns out lots of small acts add up. In 2025 we became a certified B Corp with a score of 84.

The standards are getting harder. Our old goal was packaging you could recycle at home by 2030. That's still happening, but it's no longer enough - recyclable isn't as good for the planet as using less new plastic in the first place. So by 2028 we're cutting the total amount of virgin plastic we use, even though we're growing, which means a lot of change very quickly. And we're not stopping there we will aim for no virgin plastic at all by 2030.

This page is the honest version of how we're getting on: the progress, and the bits we haven't cracked yet.

Since 2024 we've partnered with City Harvest, a charity fighting food poverty in London, funding their work with an annual donation. In 2025 that paid for 24,800 free meals for hungry Londoners, up from over 10,000 in our first year. Surplus stock goes to them too, rather than in the bin: in 2025 that was 3 tonnes redirected to people in need, or 100% of the food waste we generated.

Some of our gift boxes contain beer, and we take that seriously. Every alcohol order requires age verification before it reaches the customer, and we only sell to those legally old enough to enjoy it. Our snacks are designed to be savoured alongside a drink, not to encourage drinking more of them - a good beer and a good snack is about quality, not quantity.

We publish an Impact Report - a warts-and-all account of how we're doing against our B Corp commitments. The 2025 edition covers up to 4.8 tonnes of plastic kept out of landfill, 24,800 meals funded with City Harvest, and the honest admission that our hero product, Snacking Cheese, still isn't in recyclable packaging (we're working on it).