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Learn all about how Pure celebrates International Day of Charity every single day. At Pure, Community is one of the 5 key impact areas that drive how we do business.
We are a certified B Corp business, meaning we commit to using business as a force for good. We work with well-known brands to create collections of tableware and homeware that capture their unique style. Our quality products are made to stand the test of time and be enjoyed again and again for years to come.
Accountability
Responsibility for all our supply and value chain impacts
Transparency
Public reporting, extensive supply chain visibility, new data collections, product disclosures
Innovation
Improving products and systems, removing inefficiencies
Collaboration
Advocating for change works better as a team
Certification
Ensuring our approach is working inline with 3rd party regulation covering social and ethical compliance as well ensuring a transparent and honest supply chain
Regeneration
Sustainability is just a temporary plaster to a much larger problem. Businesses must aim to become regenerative in order to give back more than they take
You can’t reduce what you don’t measure, that’s why as a business we
have put in both time and processes to understand our impact on the
environment. We release annual sustainability reports in line with GHG protocol standards.
We are also part of the United Nations’ 'Race to Zero Campaign’ which means we are committed to halving our emissions by 2030 and reaching Net-Zero by 2050.
Pure’s people are central to everything we do. That’s why we give our employees an inclusive working environment where their voices are heard and valued daily.
We are a proud, accredited Real Living Wage employer and give back to our employees through initiatives including paid volunteering days, specialist healthcare and financial wellbeing access.
We work with partners whose values and aspirations align with our own. We reward and recognise our partners that consistently demonstrate a willingness to improve their environmental and social performance. This includes manufacturers, brands, consultants, and service providers.
We have been consistently evaluating our product impacts across multiple stages of its lifecycle. 80% of a product’s overall environmental impact is determined during its design phase.
That’s why we have:
Materiality Assessment carried out in conjunction with Forum for the Future
First full-time sustainability role
We are a proud member of Better Cotton
Joined the UK SME Climate Commitment and the ‘Race to Zero’
Carbon neutral for 2020 across emission scopes 1 and 2
Introduced recycled ceramics for the first time
First Dayrize product impact score released
B Corp initial assessment score of 58
Released our first ever Sustainability report
De Montfort University partnership to develop supplier sustainability grading system
B Corp certified with 91 points
Sustainability is a temporary fix to systemic shortcomings. Pure Table Top have recognised the need to go above and beyond just sustainable transformation and as a result we are ambitious to give back more than we take.
Our products are in millions of homes. So, we want to use our products as a platform to advocate for positive change
To improve our B Corp status and create a network of like-minded individuals and businesses
To develop new and innovative processes for improving supply chain sustainability in our industry
To establish cross-industry networks of ‘change makers’ to accelerate the shift towards a circular economy
Learn all about how Pure celebrates International Day of Charity every single day. At Pure, Community is one of the 5 key impact areas that drive how we do business.
B Corp means considering the wider impact that our business decisions have on all individuals and organisations (stakeholders) in contact with Pure Table Top. We believe that we now have...