Sustainable Sourcing:

We collaborate with African farms that prioritize organic farming techniques, ensuring soil preservation and a pesticide-free environment.

In addition, our wider impact activities are currently exploring partnerships with women-owned companies to further enhance our sustainability practices. .

Sustainable Packaging:

With Baridi Brew, we offer both glass and plastic packaging to empower our customers with a conscious choice. Whether you’re drawn to the luxury of glass or the convenience of plastic, both options come with accessible recycling avenues we proudly support.

By embracing mindful packaging, we’re not just serving brews—we’re inspiring a positive difference, one bottle at a time.

Zero Waste Policy:

We are collaborating with Taka Taka Waste Management Solutions, which operates over 20 recycling facilities in Nairobi, to promote the recycling of our bottles.

These stations are conveniently located in major retail outlets, offering a convenient way for families and individuals to responsibly dispose of their bottles after enjoying their drink.

Stay tuned for an update on the location of the bins.

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Composting and Gardening:

All wet leaves consumed within our organization are composted and used in our garden.

We are experimenting with soil quality and compost effects on tea plants, growing some cultivars in our in-house greenhouse to develop environmentally friendly care practices for tea plants.

Carbon Footprint Reduction:

We meticulously track our carbon footprint, ensuring that deliveries in Nairobi are consolidated to minimize emissions.

Community Support:

We support libraries in tea-farming communities, particularly focusing on children’s educational books.

Proceeds from our accessories, such as bookmarks and wooden spoons, help fund these libraries, promoting literacy among the children of tea farm employees.

We are also working on childcare initiatives, both within Muthaiga Tea Company and on the farms we collaborate with, to provide much-needed support to tea farm workers and their families.