Karma Drinks : A small company on a BIG mission
It is important to Thomas Ridley to promote suppliers that have the same ethics and views on sustainability as we do. Karma drinks are an example of a company putting profits second to making sure that their product is created with ingredients that are good for the land, good for the people that grow them and good for the people that consume them. Learn about their mission below.
"There are 2 billion colas consumed every day, but the west african people who discovered the cola nut don't make a penny from the world's most popular fizzy drink."
We're a small company on a big mission: To make the World's Most Ethical Soft Drinks. 1% from every drink sold goes back to our cola nut growers in Sierra Leone, where we do good with every drop. With your help, the Karma Foundation fund education, infrastructure, rainforest rehabilitation and so much more.
We believe that if we respect the people that grow our ingredients, they’ll help protect the only planet we have and preserve our precious resources for future generations. That’s why we donate the equivalent of 1% revenue or more to the Karma Foundation. Call is Karma. Read our 2022 Impact Report here.
"In short, we believe that something as frivolous as a fizzy drink can be a force for good"
We’re proudly certified organic by the Soil Association, which means reducing the amount of toxins put into the earth with every drink and protecting the soil to keep our future harvests safe. This guarantees the best quality drinks from our planet and for you.
All our drinks re certified Fairtrade. As a small company, we rely on the Fairtrade label as something of an outsourced conscience. We know that when our drinks wear the Fairtrade badge, they've been made in a way that benefits the people growing our ingredients. And more importantly, You know we're fulfilling our promise.
We're stoked to be in the Top 5% of B-Corps in the world. B-Corp is a globally recognised certification that awards businesses that prioritise people and planet, and not just profit.
