Edinburgh food hall Bonnie & Wild has become the world\u2019s first food hall to achieve B Corp certification, which recognises businesses that meet verified standards of social and environmental performance, transparency and accountability.<\/p>\n
Since opening, Bonnie & Wild has focused on showcasing Scottish food and drink producers and is home to 14 independent kitchens and speciality retailers, all operated by owner-led Scottish businesses.<\/p>\n
Ryan Barrie, Managing Director of Bonnie & Wild, said: \u201cThis is significant milestone for Bonnie & Wild, and I\u2019m enormously proud of our entire team for their efforts in making Bonnie & Wild the first food hall in the world to become a certified B Corp.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis latest accolade is a glowing reflection of the supportive community we\u2019ve established, including our staff, concessions, suppliers and customers, who have all supported Bonnie & Wild to become one of Scotland\u2019s most visited food and drink destinations.<\/p>\n
\u201cImportantly, B Corp certification means our guests, whether loyal fans or first-time visitors, can be assured that the money they spend within Bonnie & Wild is with a purpose-led business committed to championing Scottish entrepreneurs and start-ups, supporting our teams and the local community, and working to safeguard the wider environment.\u201d<\/p>\n
The certification adds to Bonnie & Wild\u2019s previous accolades, including a Scotland Food & Drink Excellence Award and VisitScotland\u2019s Taste Our Best quality assurance award.<\/p>\n
Picture: Ryan Barrie<\/p>\n
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