Sector rankings

Most Sustainable Food & Beverage (non-meat) Companies 2026

46 Food & Beverage (non-meat) companies ranked 0–100 on real environmental impact using SINK's open formula.

46
Companies ranked
43
Sector average
57
Sector best (Riverford Organic Farmers)
Full ranking
1
Riverford Organic FarmersMaking progress
57
2
Toast AleMaking progress
57
3
Tony's ChocolonelyMaking progress
55
4
Pip & NutMaking progress
55
5
Pukka HerbsMaking progress
54
6
Fever-Tree DrinksMaking progress
54
7
Coca-Cola HBCMaking progress
52
8
Weetabix Food CompanyMaking progress
52
9
Innocent DrinksMaking progress
51
10
Nestlé NespressoMaking progress
51
11
Tate & LyleMaking progress
50
12
Oatly Group ABMaking progress
50
13
Ella's KitchenMaking progress
49
14
Coca-Cola Europacific PartnersMaking progress
48
15
DiageoMaking progress
46
16
Candy KittensMaking progress
46
17
HeinekenBelow expectations
45
18
Pact CoffeeBelow expectations
44
19
FerreroBelow expectations
44
20
GrazeBelow expectations
44
21
Lindt & SprüngliBelow expectations
44
22
Beyond MeatBelow expectations
44
23
Rubies in the RubbleBelow expectations
44
24
Rebel KitchenBelow expectations
44
25
BrewgooderBelow expectations
42
26
Anheuser-Busch InBevBelow expectations
42
27
Proper SnacksBelow expectations
42
28
Kellogg Company (now WK Kellogg Co / Kellanova)Below expectations
40
29
HuelBelow expectations
40
30
BrewDogBelow expectations
39
31
Luigi Lavazza S.p.A.Below expectations
39
32
Deliciously EllaBelow expectations
38
33
WarburtonsBelow expectations
38
34
Minor FiguresBelow expectations
38
35
MyproteinBelow expectations
38
36
Impossible FoodsBelow expectations
37
37
Natural Balance FoodsBelow expectations
36
38
CanO WaterBelow expectations
36
39
PepsiCo, Inc.Below expectations
34
40
StarbucksBelow expectations
34
41
Monster BeverageBelow expectations
32
42
Red BullBelow expectations
32
43
Eat NaturalBelow expectations
31
44
Bunge GlobalSignificant gaps
28
45
The Coca-Cola CompanySignificant gaps
27
46
Protein WorksSignificant gaps
19
Frequently asked

Food & Beverage (non-meat) sustainability, answered.

Which Food & Beverage (non-meat) company is the most sustainable?

Riverford Organic Farmers is the highest-scoring Food & Beverage (non-meat) company on SINK with a score of 57/100 (Making progress).

What is the average sustainability score for Food & Beverage (non-meat) companies?

The average SINK score across 46 Food & Beverage (non-meat) companies is 43/100. The average across all 847 scored companies is 38/100.

How does SINK rate Food & Beverage (non-meat) companies?

SINK scores Food & Beverage (non-meat) companies on 10 questions using public data: Scope 1/2/3 carbon footprint, energy source, nature and biodiversity, resource use, water impact, emissions trajectory, science-based targets, transparency, and major controversies. The formula adjusts for the industry's inherent environmental footprint and company scale.

Which Food & Beverage (non-meat) company has the worst sustainability score?

Protein Works has the lowest SINK score among Food & Beverage (non-meat) companies at 19/100 (Significant gaps).

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