At MadeGood, we feel a responsibility to step up and make the world better for everyone. Sure, maybe it's a lofty goal, but the most worthwhile things usually are. That's why we feel an obligation to do things the right way, from the products we make to the people we work with.
Making a difference is in our DNA. It's how we were built. Inclusivity is at our core, like the way our snacks are formulated free from the top 9 most common allergens. We strive to offer safety and opportunity for everyone.
When it comes to the people we hire and the suppliers we partner with, shared values become essential. We want partners that respect environmental practices, provide safe working conditions, and give fair wages to their workers. It's simply the right thing to do.
We proudly support a myriad of programs across the planet which have a positive impact on their communities. From foodbanks and children's hospitals in North America, to our Plastic Action Partnership in India, we're committed to giving back to the places our customers, staff and partners call home.
Check out our ideas, initiatives, and partners we work with in sustainability and transparency.
Our commitment to sustainable agriculture is deeply rooted in organics. We work with nature rather than against it. That's why every single product we make is Certified Organic. Why? Because these practices result in healthier people, communities and reduces our carbon footprint.
For every ounce of plastic used, MadeGood removes the same from the environment, helping to protect ecosystems and shift the plastic crisis into an opportunity. Through our partnership with rePurpose Global, we've been able to take charge of our plastic footprint, create jobs, and empower local communities. Though we still have a ways to go, we're working hard to eliminate the single-use, petroleum-based packaging entirely.
Through the Nuwa Muun project and in collaboration with our vendor partner, we've empowered 25 female farmers in Peru to adopt more regenerative agroforestry practices. This project also analyzes the environmental impacts of growing cocoa. The results have been incredible with noticeable improvements in soil health, crop yield, farmer profitability, and rich data to inform future cocoa farming.
MadeGood sponsors one of Canada’s largest Regenerative Organic Oats Pilot projects. Not only does this practice hope to improve the quality and yield of the oats, but also leads to better soil fertility, increased crop resilience, and a noticeable decrease in carbon footprint in the future. Truly a win-win!