Our Brands

Clover produces healthy, natural alternatives to food products that commonly contain artificial colors, preservatives, and other additives. Their tangy tomato sauce is made from locally sourced fresh tomatoes, coconut vinegar, unrefined cane sugar, sea salt, and Ceylon spices. They are committed to developing fair trade relationships with local farmers. Clover donates a percent of profits to the Sarvodaya Suwasetha children's home in Moratuwa.

Club Artizen offers affordable handcrafted housewares, accessories, and gift boxes that support artisans across India and encourage sustainable living. They focus on functional products that preserve India's craft heritage and are made from upcycled, recycled, and environmentally responsible materials. Club Artizen partners with artisans, craft clusters, and not-for-profit organizations, assists with product design and development, and improves market access. They use their platform to share artisan stories and support the transition to a circular economy.

CN Associates provides business support services including management consulting, accounting, payroll, company registration and secretarial services, and reports for statutory compliance. They offer free consultation and discounted rates for startups, social enterprises, and entrepreneurs from disadvantaged backgrounds. CN Associates also supports startups by partnering with business boot camps, incubators, and accelerators.

Coalition for Solidarity Economy Development (CoSED), also known as Koalicija za Razvoj Solidarne Ekonomije (KoRSE), connects and empowers organizations working for the social and solidarity economy in Serbia and helps develop a robust, collaborative, and harmonized ecosystem through information, advocacy, and capacity building. They specialize in action research, strategy and campaign design, and social entrepreneurship training. This includes training on social procurement systems, the Law on Social Entrepreneurship, and non-financial support for social enterprises. Coalition for Solidarity Economy Development maintains a database of social enterprises in Serbia and a blog with local language information. These resources help social business support organizations, advocacy organizations, policy creators, and decision-makers develop new ecosystem-building projects, programs, and policies for a social and solidarity economy. Coalition for Solidarity Economy Development is a not-for-profit association and a member of Diesis Network.

Cocanta was started by a group of Sinhala medicine doctors to share traditional medicine practices with future generations and promote herbal products made according to traditional recipes. Popular products include herbal cough syrup, pain relief, face scrub, hair cream, and body butter. Ingredients are produced in their own herbal gardens in Kurunegala, and two percent from the sale of each product goes to a fund to support Sinhala medicine doctors. Cocanta Lanka offers free treatment and products to people in need.

Cockpit bridges the gap between talent and opportunity by providing affordable studio space and in-house business support to talented makers in London. The name comes from their first studio site at Cockpit Yard, Bloomsbury, which has been a site for craft and making since 1745. They started in 1986 with five units for young, unemployed makers and expanded to their second location in Deptford in the early 2000s. Cockpit is currently home to 160 independent creative businesses and offers awards and bursaries for funded studio spaces on a quarterly basis. They host workshops, exhibitions, and open studio events to give the public an opportunity to see behind the scenes and meet some of the United Kingdom's most celebrated craftspeople. Cockpit is a registered charity, an accredited Living Wage Employer, and a member of Social Enterprise UK, Creative UK, Craft UK, National Council for Voluntary Organisations (NCVO), ACEVO, and Kings Cross Knowledge Quarter.

Co-Climate bridges the gap between scientific knowledge and public understanding to ensure that climate change messages resonate across diverse communities and stakeholders. They offer climate communication consulting services with a focus on strategic communication planning, stakeholder engagement workshops, community outreach campaigns, and in-depth audience analysis, surveys, and focus groups. Co-Climate uses the latest research in behavioral psychology, sociology, and anthropology to help government agencies, non-governmental organizations, universities, and businesses address public attitudes, behavioral motivations, and cultural contexts, increase collaboration, and drive real-world climate action.

Good Market is a curated platform that brings together people creating a better world. All of the vendors on the site have been through an application and review process to ensure they meet Good Market standards and are good for people and good for the planet.

Coco Chocolatier offers origin-made chocolate and supports the arts. Their drinking chocolate and chocolate bars, buttons, truffles, and sweets come in recyclable packaging and feature original artwork by independent artists. Coco Chocolatier sources from a Colombian company that partners with cacao farmers across the country, and produces chocolate couverture in Bogotá to retain more wealth within the local economy. They visit their supplier and support agricultural training programs for farmers. Coco Chocolatier is a certified B Corporation.

Coco House was founded by two sustainable farming and nutrition enthusiasts who believe that all consumers should have access to healthy and ethically sourced food. They source coconut from organic certified farmers in Sri Lanka's coconut triangle and produce organic extra virgin coconut oil, refined coconut oil, coconut cream, coconut flour, coconut sugar, and king coconut water. They are conducting research on young jackfruit and vegan meat alternatives. Coco House pays wages above the industry average and sets aside five percent of profits for worker trips, community donations, and other social welfare activities. They have EU Organic, USDA Organic, and JAS Organic certification.

Coco Jewellery transforms discarded coconut shells into rings, pendants, earrings, and housewares. They source raw materials from their local community and specialize in custom handcarved coconut shell products.

Cocolicious aims to provide flexible livelihood opportunities for single mothers and other women that are unable to pursue traditional employment due to family responsibilities. They specialize in healthier versions of popular Sri Lankan snacks and condiments made with whole wheat flour, semolina, unrefined sugar, and locally sourced kurakkan, cashew, coconut, cocoa powder, butter, eggs, milk, vanilla beans, tamarind, and other spices. Product are homemade according to Cocolicious recipes and standards. A portion of all profits is donated to underprivileged schools.

Cocolie specializes in natural skin care products that are made from organic virgin coconut oil and sustainably sourced local ingredients. Their lip balms, scrubs, and soaps are developed to protect, soothe, nourish and heal. They prioritize reusable and recyclable packaging.

Cocomi Bio specializes in organic certified coconut products that are hand harvested from their own farms and packed at source. They have organic coconut flour, coconut milk drink, king coconut water, virgin coconut oil, coconut milk powder, creamed coconut, desiccated coconut, coconut chips, and coconut spreads. Cocomi Bio is committed to environmental responsibility. They use renewable biomass to power their production facility.

Coconut Cottage focuses on promoting the health benefits of Sri Lanka's indigenous natural products. Their coconut spreads are packed in reusable glass jars and made with no heat processing, refined sugars, artificial colors or preservatives. Popular varieties include classic salted, classic unsalted, cinnamon and jaggery, cinnamon and honey, honey ripple, sesame, lemon rind, mixed herbs, spicy, and roasted garlic. They can be used as a flavor enhancer in curries, soups, salad dressings, sauces, cakes, cookies and smoothies or as vegan and vegetarian alternatives to butter on bread, roti, and naan.

COCO Shed is a New Zealand owned and operated business that specializes in organic certified coconut products, spices, medicinal herbs, tea, and tropical fruits from Sri Lankan forest gardens. Products are processed and packed in their own facilities according to international standards. The name COCO Shed refers to traditional storage buildings made from coconut trunk beams and thatched coconut leaf roofs that provide reliable and sustainable protection of local harvests. Popular products include organic virgin coconut oil, desiccated coconut, vegan coconut cream, milk, flour, sugar, vinegar, and amino sauce. COCO Shed is certified organic by the EU, USDA, and JAS.

Co-Create Tomorrow is a voluntary movement that encourages individuals, collectives, and enterprises of all sectors to adopt a set of ethical, environmental and social values that ensure a sustainable future for all. They support collaboration based on trust, compassion, respect for each other, and our environment.

CodeGen Sustainable Solutions includes a group of research initiatives, innovations, and brands under CodeGen International that focus on sustainable transformation. In the agriculture sector, they offer integrated software and hardware solutions for hydroponics and vertical farming to produce fresh healthy produce without pesticides and weedicides, minimize water use, energy consumption, and waste, reduce food miles, and support local food security. They encourage the use of abandoned and under-utilized spaces like warehouse buildings, old containers, or rooftops for food production. In the transport sector, they have designed and engineered Vega EVX, South Asia's first all-electric supercar. They are also powering high-performance EV conversions for smaller vehicles and developing chargeNET, Sri Lanka’s first and the largest electric vehicle charging network. In the energy sector, they are supporting grid independence through innovations in solar flow batteries. In the retail sector, they are developing refill and recycling technologies for fast moving consumer goods. CodeGen partners with local universities, SLINTEC Sri Lanka, and corporations focused on sustainable solutions.

Codes for a Healthy Earth is an evolving framework and platform for effective citizen-led self-organization to support social and ecological regeneration. They focus on organizing principles, values, agreements, strategies, new governance models, and learning opportunities for whole-system health and healing. Codes for a Healthy Earth is creating an online education and media platform to provide information, forums, resources, connections, and training programs for the global community of individuals and organizations that is co-creating a healthy Earth.

Code Sociale Ondernemingen (CSO) recognizes social enterprises in the Netherlands that put impact first. Applicants that endorse the five principles of the Code are thoroughly assessed by a Review Board. CSO coordinates assessments, maintains the Dutch Register of Social Enterprises, monitors compliance, and oversees formal reassessments every two years. This process increases the visibility of social enterprises in the Netherlands, strengthens trust, and opens opportunities with governments, financiers, and corporations. Impact areas include increasing labor participation of a vulnerable target group, improving care, increasing social cohesion in districts and neighborhoods, circular and sustainable production, energy transitions, food transitions, and international development. The Code was developed at the request of Social Enterprise NL and is registered as an independent not-for-profit Foundation.