Our Sustainability Mission

See our progress

We're on a mission to make responsible pet clean up second nature.

Armed with our range of considerate clean-up products for dogs and cats, and a commitment to climate action, nature, and the circular economy.

The problem.

Millions of us clean up after a pet every day. That's a lot of bags, a lot of wipes, a lot of stuff that ends up somewhere.

We haven't found a perfect answer to that. We've spent 15 years looking for better ones, and we're still looking.

This is where we've got to, so far.

It starts with better materials.

Most of a product's impact is decided before it's made, so materials are where we push hardest. Our super-strong poop bags & litter liners use recycled plastic. Our silky-soft wipes are made from plant derived rayon.

Four other things we're working on.

1. Climate

We measure our carbon footprint across our supply chain and look for ways to bring it down. We'll publish what we find here, including the years it doesn't move.

2. Nature

Materials matter, and so do the places you actually walk your dog. We work with Trash Free Trails to clear litter from the green spaces dogs (and the humans attached to them) love to explore.

3. Design

Before we make anything, we ask whether it can be made better. That's recycled materials and less packaging, sorted at the design stage rather than bolted on at the end.

4. Transparency

We'll tell you where we actually are, including the messy in-progress bits and the things that haven't worked.

Dig deeper

Cleaner trails. Happier tails.

We've partnered with Trash Free Trails to help clean up wild places and reconnect people and pets with the outdoors.

Whether it's filling a poop bag or a bin liner, every bit counts. Because the trails your dog (or cat) loves to explore deserve to be as wild as they are.

Hooray for cleaner trails

We're not there yet. But we're getting closer.

We're further along than we were last year. We'll keep publishing the numbers, the flat years included.

Thanks for being part of it.

Some of the charities we've supported

With your help, we're able to continue supporting environmental causes

Plant One

Plant One are restoring Cornwall's lost Celtic rainforest. They work with landowners and local communities to get woodland habitat back in the ground, and they're over 40,000 trees in.

2025 Campaign

Trash Free Trails

Trash Free Trails clear litter from the UK's trails and the wild places they take us, one community trail clean at a time. They record what they find, too, so the data can push for bigger change.

Partner since 2025

Trees for Life

Trees for Life are rewilding the Scottish Highlands. They're planting native trees across 44 sites to bring back the Caledonian Forest, and the species that once lived in it.

2025 Campaign

Campaigning for better business

The Better Business Act Coalition

Beco is a member of the community of 2,000+ businesses campaigning to make it a legal requirement for every business to consider all their stakeholders (including the environment) at every level of decision making.

Marching for nature

In 2024, we attended the March for Clean Water and Restore Nature Now march. Over the years, millions have taken to the streets to march for nature. The Beco Team contribute to that.

Talking circularity

We joined the collective of businesses buzzed about circularity at the EU parliament to brief their members about the importance of the circular economy, and how powerful it can be.

Speaking up at Blue Earth

We joined Blue Earth Summit, spreading the word about how cleaning up after pets needs cleaning up, and what we're doing about it.

George was invited to take the stage and share his journey of building a business organically and holding true to your values.

The Better Business Act Coalition

Marching for nature

In 2024, we attended the March for Clean Water and Restore Nature Now march. Over the years, millions have taken to the streets to march for nature. The Beco Team contribute to that.

Talking circularity

We joined the collective of businesses buzzed about circularity at the EU parliament to brief their members about the importance of the circular economy, and how powerful it can be.