Proper Snacks sustainability score: 42/100

No Scope 1 or Scope 2 GHG data published. Mid-sized food factory in Nuneaton likely produces 2,000–8,000 tCO₂e annually. B Corp certified with stated 2030 net zero goal, but no methodology, baseline, or verified figures disclosed.

Zero Scope 3 data disclosed. Sources corn, lentils, pulses, and grains internationally. Stated goal of '100% sustainably grown ingredients by 2030' is unverified. No supplier engagement programme or emissions methodology documented.

No year-on-year emissions data. Company on steep growth trajectory—described as fastest-growing independent UK snacks manufacturer with ~30% sales growth at formation and continued double-digit expansion. No baseline or reduction evidence published.

No renewable energy percentage or green tariff disclosed for Nuneaton factory. EV salary sacrifice scheme launched January 2024 addresses fleet emissions. Energy strategy not documented publicly. Food processing factory likely uses significant electricity and refrigeration.

Plant-based ingredients only; no palm oil policy removes deforestation risk. Stated goal of '100% sustainably grown ingredients by 2030' unverified. No TNFD disclosure, supplier certification requirements, or quantified biodiversity assessment found.

PROPER packaging weight and dimensions reduced; PROPER bars use 30% recycled plastic wrappers. Double-layer PROPER film eligible for retail recycling; Eat Real triple-layer film faces infrastructure gaps. No zero-waste target or waste volume data published.

No water consumption data, reduction targets, or stewardship programme published. Food manufacturing involves material water use in production and cleaning. Plant-based sourcing inherently lower water-intensity than animal products. No pollution incidents or breaches identified.

Carbon Net Zero by 2030 and '100% sustainably grown ingredients by 2030' publicly stated but unverified. No SBTi validation, interim milestones, baseline emissions, or credible pathway document published. B Corp recertification (2025) confirms process commitment.

B Corp certified (87.2 score, recertified 2025 as manufacturer). Named sustainability manager (Katie Leggett). Board-level oversight through B Corp governance. No annual sustainability report, TCFD, or CSRD disclosure containing verified environmental metrics found.

No greenwashing complaints, ASA rulings, regulatory fines, environmental damage incidents, or NGO criticism identified. No InfluenceMap coverage or documented lobbying. Plant-based manufacturer with no fossil fuel exposure or structural controversy identified.