Brand Rating
Imperfect Foods
US-based produce delivery service that rescues "ugly" fruits and vegetables that would otherwise go to waste. B Corp, saves millions of pounds of food annually. Carbon-neutral delivery. The downsides: limited geographic availability (US only), you don't get to choose exact items in your box (curated by what's surplus), and some customers report quality inconsistency.
80/100
Hummlan Sustainability Score
80
out of 100
Sustainability Breakdown
Saving surplus food reduces pressure on land and water; supports farming partners.
Turns would-be-waste food into groceries; collects and recycles 6.5M+ lbs of packaging; circular by design.
Rescuing food from landfill avoids methane — a major emissions win; net-zero commitment published; delivery footprint remains.
Reduces methane from landfilled food; grocery packaging and last-mile logistics still generate emissions.
B Corp certified; partners with farmers and suppliers to buy surplus at fair terms.
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Our ratings are "stern but fair", based on third-party certifications and EU Taxonomy + CSRD alignment. Hummlan does not sell products and earns nothing from recommending brands — ratings are independent. Learn more about EU Taxonomy and CSRD.