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We take our fruit seriously at innocent, so not only do we want it to taste great, but we also want to make sure we buy it from suppliers that look after both their workers and the environment. Our fruit comes from all over the world and from thousands of different farms of all types and sizes - large plantations, co-operative groups, tiny family farms and even from the Amazon rainforest. This means that there is definitely no one size fits all approach to buying responsibly. We go about it in a number of different ways:
Of course, we cannot promise that our suppliers are perfect. We're certainly not perfect, so we can't expect them to be either. But we do ask that they abide by fair, minimum standards, and work to improve their social and environmental performance year on year. Our strategy is to work with people who are the most committed to making real improvements and then we will help them get there. Achieving our goals is going to be a long journey, and probably one that will never end, but every small positive change is a step in the right direction. Whilst it is important for us to have our own set of standards - to document what we feel is really important and what we want to work towards - we also need to recognise that there are some existing certification programmes out there that are achieving great results, and we don't need to recreate the wheel. After visiting banana plantations in Costa Rica in 2005 we committed to only buying bananas from Rainforest Alliance certified plantations. |
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