E008 - Deirdre McNally from Brew Tea Co.

Fellow Bcorp and Manchester-based Brew Tea Co. join us for this fascinating interview all about Sustainable Business, the technical side of Tea drinking and the triple bottom line. Deirdre McNally discusses the challenges involved in being a consumer-focussed company committed to doing business as a force for good as well as how building a loyal community has really helped them provide a better service.

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"Manchester based Bcorp, BrewTeaCo is a company on a mission. Buy Good Tea Be Good Suppliers Do Honest Business - that's their motto and in this interview Deirdre McNally shares how they engage their staff, their suppliers and their customers with their mission. BrewTeaCo are a fellow BCorp and proud of it too - there's lots of learning and insights to be gained from this great interview."

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