Roysters

Does Roysters produce ethical and sustainable crisps? 

Within The Good Shopping Guide’s Ethical Crisps sector, Roysters is a bottom-rated brand with a below-benchmark score. Due to its score being below our standard, Roysters is not eligible for Ethical Accreditation.

Would you like to find out how other popular brands rank against Roysters within the Ethical Crisps sector? Have a look at the Crisps Ethical Ratings Table. The Good Shopping Guide’s Ratings Tables can help you discover more about the criteria that brands must meet to achieve a good GSG score.

In which areas does Roysters score well?

Roysters’ parent brand Intersnack Group has a Sustainability Report which shares its future targets such as reducing waste and carbon emissions. Additionally, Intersnack Group demonstrates evidence of progress on previous targets. Due to these comprehensive environmental commitments, Roysters receives a top rating for Environmental Report.

Roysters also attains a top rating in the Animal Welfare criterion, as it has not been linked to any animal abuses or welfare concerns.

In which areas does Roysters score poorly?

Unfortunately, Roysters has not received any organic or vegetarian/vegan certification. Because of this, it receives a bottom rating in our Organic and Vegetarian/Vegan categories.

What can Roysters do to improve its score? 

The ethical rating of a brand is divided into three categories by The Good Shopping Guide: the Environment, Animals and People. Find out more about how we rate.

We encourage Roysters to improve its record in all areas where it receives either a middle or bottom rating. For instance, we recommend that Roysters includes organic and vegetarian/vegan crisps within its product range.

Why not check out The Good Shopping Guide’s Ethical Accreditation if you work for or with a crisp company that places ethics high on its priority list?

Contact us to learn more, or complete our short form for a Free Initial Assessment.