PROUDLY

CERTIFIED B CORPORATION®

We are proud to be among the first companies in Denmark to be a Certified B Corp. Kaffe Bueno was certified by B Lab Europe in 2019 after meeting rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability and transparency. We've evaluated how our practices impact our employees, our community, the environment and our customers. 

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To complete the certification, your company has to score at least 80 points out of 200. You can see our score and full impact report here.

WHY WE JOINED B CORP?

Our initial drive to start Kaffe Bueno was to impact underserved communities [farmers] back in our home-country, Colombia, while creating innovative solutions to protect the environment. In the old days, such an organisation would have been seen as a charity, NGO, or so. However, this is not the case anymore. A growing group of for-profit companies around the world are adopting business models that address social and environmental issues; using business as a force for good. And B Corporation brings these companies together as a business community that supports one another.

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Since impact is engrained in the DNA of our business model, pursuing B Corp Certification was a natural step for us. We like to surround ourselves with like-minded, forward-thinking people, who understand that profits and socio-environmental responsibility are not mutually exclusive.

See our Full B Impact Assessment HERE

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Download our INNOMAP to see our impact measured based on the

Global Sustainable Development Goals.

WHAT B CORP MEANS

FOR OUR STAKEHOLDERS

Kaffe Bueno being a B Corp means our whole supply chain has been certified to be "Bueno" [to benefit] to all of our stakeholders - from suppliers to customers to Mother Nature.

This means we have full traceability of our raw material and sustainable practices of production are verified. We're committed to be the change in the industries we play in and the communities we work with. This is why 1% of our profits are directed to educational projects for young coffee farmers back in Colombia.