Baxters

Is Baxters an ethical and sustainable soup brand? 

Founded in 1868 in Scotland, Baxters is a brand that sells various products including canned soup. Unfortunately, Baxters’ score within The Good Shopping Guide’s Ethical Soup sector does not currently meet our minimum ethical benchmark. As a result, Baxters cannot yet be classed as an ethical soup brand.

Are you interested in finding out how other brands rank against Baxters within the Ethical Soup sector? Have a look at the Soup Ethical Ratings Table. The Good Shopping Guide’s Ratings Tables can help you gain further insight into the criteria that a brand must fulfil to be awarded with a top score.

The Good Shopping Guide encourages all brands to begin introducing more ethical and sustainable policies like our top-rated brands.

In which categories does Baxters receive a top rating?

Because Baxters has products certified by The Vegetarian Society, it receives a top rating in our Vegetarian/Vegan category.

In which areas does Baxters score poorly?

Unfortunately, Baxters fails to share any environmental or sustainability information on its website. As a result, Baxters receives a bottom rating for our Environmental Report category.

Additionally, as Baxters does not have any organic-certified products, the brand receives a bottom rating in the Organic category.

What can Baxters do to improve its score? 

The below benchmark score that Baxters receives on The Good Shopping Guide’s Soup Ethical Ratings Table is the outcome of an evaluation of multiple ethical criteria.

In order to achieve a higher GSG score, Baxters should improve in the following categories: Environmental Report, Genetic Modification and Organic.

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