Foodness’ commitment translates into initiatives focused on both the environment and people: from measuring emissions and supporting climate projects to selecting materials for capsules and packaging, as well as partnering with organisations dedicated to social causes and scientific research.
The Mai Ndombe REDD+ Project, located in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, works to combat deforestation and protect the forest area covered by the project. Foodness supports the initiative through the purchase and retirement of certified carbon credits.
Dolce Gusto® compatible capsules are made from recyclable plastic, while Nespresso® and Lavazza A Modo Mio® compatible capsules are made from compostable material. To ensure proper disposal, it is important to follow the instructions provided on the packaging and the local waste disposal regulations in your municipality.
Nespresso® and *Nescafé® *Dolce Gusto® are registered trademarks of Societè des Produits Nestlè® SA. FoodNess Spa is an independent manufacturer not affiliated with Société des Produits Nestlé® SA. The compatibility of FoodNess capsules is designed for use with domestic coffee machines.
Paper comes from essential resources that must be preserved: forests. Our commitment to sustainability has led us to make responsible choices, such as using FSC-certified paper for packaging. Additionally, we offer our commercial partners bar cups and bowls made from ATICELCA-certified paper and in-consumption point materials produced through eco-friendly processes.
Social inclusion is a key priority for FoodNess, which actively supports this social enterprise. Since 2005, Bambini delle Fate has provided financial backing for projects and programs run by third-sector organizations dedicated to supporting children and families affected by autism and other disabilities.
People’s health is a primary interest for FoodNess, which has been bringing innovation to the food market through specialized wellness products for more than 10 years. Since 2019, FoodNess has supported the Umberto Veronesi Foundation’s “Pink is Good” project, which promotes prevention and provides tangible support for scientific research into women’s cancers.
