Sustainability
Our Philosophy
Our sustainability philosophy is simple: minimize our environmental footprint while maximizing positive impact.
We achieve this through a holistic approach we call the ‘the better bean to cup’. It’s our roadmap to being an eco friendly brand, our commitment to constant improvement, and a belief that every small action can contribute to a more sustainable world.
Ethically Sourced Beans
We select the finest beans from regions renowned for their quality and commitment to environmental and social responsibility. From the lush coffee plantations to your cup, we uphold stringent standards to ensure fair wages for farmers, preservation of natural habitats, and eco-friendly farming practices.
Each sip reflects our dedication to fostering long-term relationships with coffee-growing communities empowering them to thrive while preserving their cultural heritage and the planet.
A Responsible Roaster
Our commitment to sustainability goes beyond our coffee sourcing; it encompasses every aspect of our roasting and packaging process
We are equipped with state-of-the-art technology designed to minimize energy consumption and reduce waste. We meticulously monitor every stage of production, employing innovative techniques to minimize our environmental footprint while maximizing the quality and consistency of our coffee.
Our Sustainability Goals
Zero Carbon Emissions by 2030
Zero Waste to Landfills By 2025
100% Ethically Sourced Ingredients By 2030
Join Us On Our Sustainability Journey.
We love great coffee. But we also love our little-old blue planet. After all, it’s kind of hard to enjoy one without the other. That’s why we’re always looking for ways to make our coffee more responsibly. Of course, we’re not claiming to be perfect. Not yet! However, we are getting on with it. Check out some of our recent success stories and experience our journey towards a greener Robert Harris.
100% Recyclable Coffee Bags
Robert Harris lovers drink their way through more than a million bags of coffee every year. So, it made sense that packaging was first on our sustainability must-do list.