For True
Sustainability

Be part of a movement that champions honest, responsible communication. Together, we’re building trust and setting a new standard for clarity and integrity in sustainability.

We will support your team with expert training, independent reviews, and tailored guidance — giving you the confidence to communicate clearly, minimise reputational risk, and build lasting trust.

TRUSTED BY INDUSTRY LEADERS

Our signatories are forward-thinking organisations leading on sustainability.

How It Works

Joining the Charter is straightforward, supportive, and built around recognising your responsible approach.

Application & Assessment

We begin with a review of your current sustainability communications, presence, and history — shaping the right pathway for your organisation.

Development & Approval

Work closely with our experts through a structured period of content reviews, training, and the creation of a bespoke Green Claims Policy.

Recognition & Guidance

Once approved, you’ll gain certified signatory status, backed by continuous support, campaign reviews, and guidance to maintain high standards.

What Signatories Say

See how leading organisations are setting the benchmark for credible, responsible sustainability communication.

“We no longer second-guess our messaging. The Charter gave us clear, expert guidance — and the confidence to stand up for responsible communication.”

FLEUR CARSON, KARNDEAN

“Working with the Charter helped us align our claims with the highest standards — showing clients, regulators, and our team that we walk the talk.”

KELSEY PARSONS, GEC

“​The Charter helped us raise the bar for transparency in the construction industry. It’s become a key part of how we build trust — and win contracts.”

TIM CLEMENT, MSC

The Charter

By becoming a signatory, your organisation pledges to uphold these four core standards of responsible communication:

1.

Transparency.

Clearly communicate the sustainability benefits of your product or service, ensuring no important information is concealed or omitted.

2.

Accountability.

Substantiate your claims with accurate, empirical evidence that is regularly evaluated. Share verifiable facts, figures, and statements.

3.

Fairness.

Use fair, clear, and unambiguous language when making comparisons with other products or organisations.

4.

Honesty.

Make specific, truthful statements about your sustainability efforts, and ensure your actions align with your promises.

Insights and Impact

Explore real-world case studies and guidance on what good sustainability communication looks like — and why it matters​. View all here.