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The B Corp logo is shown on the left. On the right is a table showing examples of certified B Corporations and their Impact Scores. At the top of the list are Patagonia (166), Alter Eco (157.1), and Divine Chocolate (130.4). At the bottom of the list are Tom's of Maine (87.6) and Nespresso (84.3). The minimum score for certification is 80.
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Does B Corp certified mean ethical?

A concern with any third-party certification is that it will sell out to some extent. B Corp risked ruining its good reputation by certifying Nespresso. All things considered, is B Corp certification a good indication of sustainability? Continue reading Does B Corp certified mean ethical?

Unknown's avatarjkaybayOctober 4, 2025October 1, 20251 Comment

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I have two sites, both focused on ethical consumerism.

The Green Stars Project is essentially a grassroots movement to hold corporations accountable – a democratic “Green Stars” rating system for social and environmental impact. The GSP blog engages in objective, science-based discussion of social and environmental topics relevant to ethical consumption.

Ethical Bargains is focused on case studies, evaluating products (especially plant-based food purchased at the Grocery Outlet) and rating them for social and environmental impact.

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See also, my sister site, Ethical Bargains, which focuses on finding ethical products at affordable prices.

Join the GSP movement by writing a review online that includes an ethical rating (0-5 Green Stars) and win a subscription to Ethical Consumer magazine.

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