Green People sustainability score: 36/100

Green People publishes no Scope 1 or Scope 2 emissions data. The company explicitly states it does not track carbon impact. Single-site, ~30-person operations with low-energy cosmetics blending suggest estimated footprint under 1,000 tonnes, but no actual measurement exists.

No Scope 3 quantification published. Company sources certified organic ingredients globally, uses fairly traded inputs, keeps production in UK, and uses sugarcane plastic and glass packaging. Supply chain visibility exists through Soil Association certification but no emissions assessment.

No emissions data means no trajectory. Company is stable, single-site operation with one flagship store opened 2021. No evidence of growth tracking or emissions reduction efforts. Baseline required before trajectory can be assessed.

No information on renewable energy procurement, tariffs, on-site generation, or RE100 membership. Company states it minimises carbon by keeping production local but provides no energy source data. Strategy not evidenced.

Donates 10%+ net profits to World Land Trust, Marine Conservation Society, Knepp Wildland. Funded 300 native tree plantings in 2022. All ingredients from organic farms (biodiversity-supporting). Reef-safe sunscreens. No TNFD disclosure or quantified nature footprint.

Uses sugarcane plastic for tubes, glass packaging, upcycled by-product ingredients (coconut shells), waterless products. All packaging stated as recyclable. Meaningful cosmetics-sector choices but no quantified waste metrics or circular targets published.

No water consumption or footprint data published. Offers some waterless products and reef-safe formulations. Marine Conservation Society support indicates awareness. No operational water targets or formal management programme.

No SBTi commitment, no emissions reduction targets, no net-zero pathway. Company expresses informal minimisation goals but no specific, measurable, time-bound commitments. Relies on organic sourcing and donations rather than environmental targets.

No formal sustainability report, TCFD, or CSRD disclosure. Founder Charlotte Vøhtz drives sustainability decisions. Transparent on ingredient sourcing via Soil Association certification. Annual ethical review by The Good Shopping Guide. No dedicated sustainability role evidenced.

No greenwashing allegations, regulatory actions, fines, lawsuits, or NGO criticism found. Good Shopping Guide notes no NGO or press criticism. No lobbying activity identified. Third-party certified ethical practices with proactive disclosure.