Fairtrade isn't just a label - it's a commitment. For over 10 years, we've partnered with the Fairtrade movement to ensure our farmers receive a fair wage for the organic, raw, unbleached cane sugar in every bottle. While some big name cola brands exploit vulnerable workers, we're proud to offer drinks that are as good for people as they are for the planet. Sounds pretty f*cking fair to us. Fairtrade International #KarmaDrinks #EveryDrinkDoesGood #FairtradeFortnight
About us
Karma Cola does something no other cola does. It not only looks good and tastes good, it does good. Money from the sale of every bottle of Karma Cola goes back to the people who grow the stuff in West Africa. That’s why we call it Karma Cola.
- Website
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http://karmadrinks.co.nz
External link for Karma Drinks
- Industry
- Food and Beverage Services
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Auckland
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2012
- Specialties
- Beverages, Fairtrade, and Organic
Locations
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Primary
Get directions
72 Williamson Ave
Auckland, 1021, NZ
Employees at Karma Drinks
Updates
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Protecting people and planet is at our core, so to say we're stoked about our latest collab with Choose Love and EVERPRESS is an understatement. We've just launched these print-on-demand tees, proudly hero-ing the Karma characters, and rooted in the meaning of karma in its truest form: What goes around, comes around. Put simply, together we believe that doing good creates good ❤️ 100% of creator profits from each tee sold goes to Choose Love to bolster the amazing work they do in supporting refugees and displaced people worldwide. Something as simple as your new t-shirt can really make a difference. Join the Karma crew and grab yours here: https://lnkd.in/e4fhTgQd #KarmaDrinks #EveryDrinkDoesGood
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Next Tuesday, the London team will be closing off Bcorp month with an interactive panel and discussion about storytelling with some top brands in the Bcorp community. Pop on down - last few tickets remaining!
Sure it's #bcorpmonth, but do consumers care about your brand purpose as much as you think they do? Enough to consistently choose your products over cheaper competitors in difficult economy? We're hosting a panel with Sonder & Tell to dig into that very question, so come along and get stuck into.. a) breakfast 🥐 b) consumer data and up to date insights from Conor McGrath 📈 c) purpose perspective from Jacqueline Ellis-Jones from Pip & Nut | B Corp 🥜d) mindful moments with Arthur Guinness from Mindful Chef | B Corp 🍽 e) good karma, courtesy of yours truly 🥤 Next Tuesday morning at X+Y People's Mission Hall, last few tickets below ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/eraVdgRX Gabrielle Baxter Kate Hamilton Georgina Steele
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Every drink really does do good 🙌 #internationalwomensday2024
We’re proud to serve Karma Drinks here at LEON because we think the work they do is awesome. And today is the perfect example of why. This #InternationalWomensDay, Karma Drinks will be donating 100% of profits to The Karma Foundation, an organisation which has spent the last 10 years working alongside the women in the communities who grow their Cola nuts, in the rainforest of Sierra Leone. We want to show you the impact that your fizzy drink choice has on these remarkable women 🧡 Swing by your local LEON and grab a Karma today to make a difference.
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We're (clearly) buzzing for #internationalwomensday tomorrow. Not just because we're donating 100% of our UK profits to The Karma Foundation, which will bolster the support we give to kick-ass women in Sierra Leone, but because we're so excited to be a part of the conversation around accelerating women's progress, now and always. It only feels fitting to introduce you to our friend Chief Kadi, she's the 'CEO' of Boma village, who we have worked closely with for more than a decade via The Karma Foundation. Our ethos is, and always will be, one of mutual respect. We have regular meetings with Chief Kadi, amongst other village leaders and the communities who grow our cola nuts, to listen to their needs and suggestions. The projects we invest in are always those which are voted as the most valuable for sustainable growth, never dictated by us. In case you missed it, to date The Karma Foundation has: ✏ Provided bursaries for 150 girls to go to school per year, educating 910 children over the last 10 years 🎓 Funded five girls to pursue higher education in Universities in Freetown, the capital city of Sierra Leone 🚀 Supported 60 female entrepreneurs to set up their own businesses, via micro loans and training in literacy and governance 📚 Hired two female teachers in four schools built and maintained by Karma Foundation 💊 Provided life-changing health funds for 14 women in 2023 So a final call, because we need your help. Tomorrow, on #internationalwomensday get yourself to karmadrinks.co.uk or your fave Karma stockist and treat yourself to some good Karma. We need to sell as many drinks as we can, because the more drinks we sell, the more good we do 👊 Call it Karma. Looking for inspo on where you can grab yours tomorrow? Try... LEONrestaurants Wahaca DF TACOS chaiiwala Honest Burgers Ltd Nando's UK & IRE Everyman Whole Foods Market Planet Organic Ltd Redemption Roasters Purezza Pizza Hut Boston Tea Party Cafes Notes Coffee Roasters Club Mexicana Darwin & Wallace Caravan Restaurants Pieminister
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We're back in the run up to #internationalwomensday on Friday, when we will be donating 100% of Karma Drinks UK profits to The Karma Foundation. Our plans are big, and we will need your help. This is Hawa Koroma and Mariama Kpukumu, two female entrepreneurs in Sierra Leone who have received micro loans and training from The Karma Foundation. They have since kick-started their businesses and achieved financial independence, and we're stoked to have supported them. The Karma Foundation has spent the last 10 years working alongside women like Hawa and Mariama in our cola nut growing communities, supporting them through three life stages of learning, working and leading. So far, through the sale of Karma Drinks, The Karma Foundation has: ✏ Provided bursaries for 150 girls to go to school per year, educating 910 children over the last 10 years 🎓 Funded five girls to pursue higher education in Universities in Freetown, the capital city of Sierra Leone 🚀 Supported 60 female entrepreneurs to set up their own businesses, via micro loans and training in literacy and governance 📚 Hired two female teachers in four schools built and maintained by Karma Foundation 💊 Provided life-changing health funds for 14 women in 2023 This is where we need your help. On Friday, for #internationalwomensday head to karmadrinks.co.uk or your fave Karma stockist and treat yourself to some good Karma. We need to sell as many drinks as we can, because the more drinks we sell, the more good we do 👊 Call it Karma.
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We're donating 100% of Karma Drinks UK profits to The Karma Foundation this #internationalwomensday, so expect to hear from us a lot this week, because we need your help... Meet Mamie Lukullay and Kadija Kanneh, two young women that receive bursaries from The Karma Foundation for their University education in Sierra Leone. They're some of the first girls in their villages to go to university, and we couldn't be prouder to support them on their mission to gain knowledge. The Karma Foundation has spent the last 10 years working alongside women in our cola nut growing communities such as Mamie and Kadija, supporting them through three life stages of learning, working and leading. So far, through the sale of Karma Drinks, The Karma Foundation has: ✏ Provided bursaries for 150 girls to go to school per year, educating 910 children over the last 10 years 🎓 Funded five girls to pursue higher education in Universities in Freetown, the capital city of Sierra Leone 🚀 Supported 60 female entrepreneurs to set up their own businesses, via micro loans and training in literacy and governance 📚 Hired two female teachers in four schools built and maintained by Karma Foundation 💊 Provided life-changing health funds for 14 women in 2023 This is where we need your help. On Friday, for #internationalwomensday head to karmadrinks.co.uk or your fave Karma stockist and treat yourself to some good Karma. We need to sell as many drinks as we can, because the more drinks we sell, the more good we do 👊 Call it Karma.
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In NZ, we're so stoked to announce that we've just snagged 4 gold awards at the NZ Artisan Awards for our organic soda range 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 Big ups to the fellow Kiwi businesses for crafting top-notch goodies for us all to enjoy! #EveryDrinkDoesGood
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Celebrating #DayOfTheGirl today and every day. Every Drink Does Good. For real. 🤙
Excuse me for interrupting your doom scrolling, but as today is #DayOfTheGirl I thought I'd share some good news and stuff we're actually proud of. The Karma Foundation has been working with our cola nut growers in the rainforest of Sierra Leone for 10 years, and alongside a huge variety of projects reflective of the United Nations's #SDG's, a lot of focus is on supporting women and girls. All the way from primary school, to uni, to CEO's ⚡️ So far, with 1% of every single Karma Drinks sold, we have... Provided bursaries for 135 girls to attend school every year Educated a total of 764 children Supported a female Chief, who looks after the communities with one of the most successful CEO mindsets we've ever come across Funded 4 girls to pursue higher education Supported 8 new female entrepreneurs Empowered 52 existing female entrepreneurs Hired 2 female teachers, in 4 schools that we built with the communities Provided life-changing health funds for 14 women Over the next few months we're also building x3 new classrooms, so the schoolgirls don't have to walk x12km every day to access their education. They say when you educate a woman, you educate a nation. I'll drink to that.
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