Booja-Booja

How ethical is Booja-Booja?

Booja-Booja, an ethical chocolate brand, is one of The Good Shopping Guide’s leading ethical brands.  Booja-Booja is owned by The Booja-Booja Company Ltd. The brand receives an excellent Good Shopping Guide Ethical Score in our Ethical Chocolate Ratings Table and therefore passes our ethical benchmark as a good ethical brand.  We encourage other companies in the Chocolate sector to follow Booja-Booja’s example and adopt more ethical policies and practices.

What does Booja-Booja do?

Booja-Booja has been making Vegan and Organic treats in Norfolk, since 1999. It has even been called a pioneer in the world of Vegan confectionery! Every chocolate truffle and tub of ice cream it makes is Vegan, Organic, and dairy-free, as well as gluten-free and soya- free too. Since its opening in 1999, the brand has opted for mostly cardboard or paper packaging to cut down on harmful plastics. It is also a living wage employer, supporting its staff with fair and sustainable wages.

In what areas does Booja-Booja perform well? 

The brand received a top rating in critical areas such as an Environmental Report, Genetic Modification, Organic product availability, Animal Welfare, Vegetarian and Vegan options, Political Donations, and Public Record Criticisms.

How could Booja-Booja rate higher on our Ethical Chocolate Ratings Tables? 

Due to its excellent score, Booja-Booja is eligible for Ethical Accreditation from The Good Shopping Guide. To improve its score further, the brand should consider converting to Fairtrade ingredients and increasing the number of Fairtrade products it supplies.

For more information on Booja-Booja…

Go to our Ethical Chocolate Ratings Table. If you are associated with a chocolate brand or product, why not get on our tables yourself and apply for assessment and Ethical Accreditation with The Good Shopping Guide?