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Nobody’s Child becomes B Corp Certified

by Fiona Briggs
November 10, 2025
in Sustainability
Reading Time: 1 min read

Nobody's ChildNobody’s Child, is proud to announce that it has become B Corp Certified. This means it is now part of a global community of businesses that meet high verified standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability. This certification is more than a badge of honour – it’s a promise to a future of continual improvement.

From responsibly sourced fabrics and circularity principles to people-first policies, fair working practices and supply chain transparency, every decision made at Nobody’s Child reflects a commitment to do better for people and the planet, the company said. Now, with B Corp, that commitment has been independently recognised.

“Becoming B Corp Certified marks a defining moment for Nobody’s Child as we celebrate our 10th anniversary. It’s such a proud moment for everyone involved and a testament to our team’s hard work and dedication. A huge thank you to our amazing partners and suppliers, who share our vision and have supported us on our journey. We know we’re not perfect, but what matters most is our shared commitment to progress and positive change,” said Jody Plows, CEO, Nobody’s Child.

It’s been 10 years of creativity, growth and bold ideas, and the values that guide the company haven’t changed. Here’s to the next decade.

Read more about our score on the B Corp Directory here NC B Corp Ends.

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