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ESG & Sustainability 2026Updated

List of Certified B Corp Companies by Industry Sector

Structured database of 9,500+ certified B Corp companies organized by industry sector, with B Impact scores, certification year, headquarters, and ESG focus areas — built for ESG procurement, impact investing, and sustainable supply chain screening.

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Company NameIndustry SectorB Impact ScoreHeadquarters
PatagoniaApparel & Outdoor166.0Ventura, CA, USA
Danone North AmericaFood & Beverage103.0White Plains, NY, USA
Natura CosméticosPersonal Care & Beauty135.0São Paulo, Brazil
Ben & Jerry'sFood & Beverage96.0South Burlington, VT, USA
AllbirdsFootwear96.5San Francisco, CA, USA

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Certified B Corp Companies Across Industry Sectors

The B Corp certification, administered by B Lab, verifies that a business meets rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. As of 2025, over 9,500 companies across 160+ industries in 102 countries hold this certification — making the B Corp directory one of the most comprehensive global ESG benchmarks available.

Sector Distribution

B Corps span virtually every industry, though concentration varies significantly:

Industry SectorShare of All B CorpsAvg. B Impact Score
Food & Beverage12.4%~95
IT Software & Services7.0%~92
Management & Financial Consulting6.2%~89
Marketing & Communications5.9%~88
Forest Management<1%111.2 (highest)

Highest-Scoring Sectors

Sector averages reveal where B Corp principles are most deeply embedded. Forest management leads with an average score of 111.2, followed by credit providers at 110.4 and environmental remediation at 104.3. These niche sectors often outperform larger consumer-facing industries because their core operations inherently align with environmental stewardship.

Enterprise-Scale B Corps

The movement has expanded well beyond small businesses. Danone achieved full global B Corp certification in 2025, becoming the largest B Corp in the world. Veeva Systems became the first publicly traded company to certify while listed on the NYSE. Amalgamated Bank is the largest B Corp-certified bank in the United States.

The Certification Standard

Companies must score a minimum of 80 points on the B Impact Assessment, which evaluates five dimensions: Governance, Workers, Community, Environment, and Customers. The median score for all businesses that complete the assessment is 50.9 — meaning certified B Corps perform roughly 60% above the benchmark. Beginning in 2026, B Lab is rolling out V2.1 standards with significantly updated requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.How is the B Impact Score calculated?

The B Impact Assessment evaluates five areas — Governance, Workers, Community, Environment, and Customers — through approximately 200 questions. A minimum verified score of 80 is required for certification. Our data captures each company's most recent publicly available score from B Lab's directory.

Q.How current is the sector classification data?

When you request this dataset, our AI crawls B Lab's public directory and each company's website in real-time. Sector classifications reflect the latest available information rather than a static snapshot.

Q.Does this include companies that lost certification?

By default, only currently certified B Corps are included. You can specify in your request if you also want companies whose certification has lapsed or been revoked.

Q.Can I filter by specific ESG dimensions (e.g., Environment only)?

Yes. You can request companies filtered by their performance in specific B Impact dimensions such as Environment, Workers, or Community, allowing you to target vendors that excel in the areas most relevant to your procurement criteria.

Q.What regions are covered?

B Corp certification is global — the dataset spans 102 countries across six continents, with the largest concentrations in the United States, United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and several European markets.