Sustainability Baked In

Four ESG pillars guide how we grow — Planet, People, Prosperity and Governance. Not a separate initiative; embedded in how we operate.

Our Approach

Four Pillars of Sustainability

The ESG framework that guides every decision we make.

Planet

Pursuing Net Zero and a net-positive contribution to the planet — from smarter packaging to carton-optimised logistics.

People

Our people are our key asset — grown from 30 in 2018 to 200+ today, with 60+ upskilled through high-skill training.

Prosperity

We chair the Advisory Board of Food For All Africa and localise inputs to source from the communities that host us.

Governance

Sustainability is a recurring Board agenda item, not an afterthought — backed by ISO 22000 and FSSC 22000 certification.

Key Initiatives

Making a Difference

Concrete programs driving measurable impact across our value chain.

Initiative
20Mplastic bags saved per year

Planet — pursuing Net Zero

We are pursuing a net zero and net positive contribution to the planet. Our string packaging design — replacing plastic rubber bags — saves 20 million plastic bags per year, and we've optimised logistics by carton size to cut unit emissions.

Initiative
30→200+team grown since 2018

People — our key asset

Our team has grown from 30 in 2018 to 200+ today. We invest in our people through structured high-skill training, with 60+ team members upskilled since founding.

Initiative
300vulnerable people fed weekly via Boss Baker pastries

Prosperity — Food For All Africa

We chair the Advisory Board of Food For All Africa, the NGO founded by Chef Elijah Amoo Addo that feeds 10,000+ people per month. Through our partnership — launched at the maiden National Pastry Day at our Accra bakery in December 2018 — 300 vulnerable people receive free Boss Baker pastries every week, with regular donations to institutions like the Accra Psychiatric Hospital. We also localise inputs to source from the communities that host us.

Initiative
ISO + FSSC22000 certified

Governance — sustainability from the top down

Our Board observes best practices, and sustainability is a recurring agenda item — not an afterthought. Our operations are ISO 22000 and FSSC 22000 certified, and Boss Baker is the only industrial bakery in Ghana to hold ISO 22000 certification.

Community in Action

The FoodForAll Partnership

Our flagship community initiative — launched on the maiden National Pastry Day at our Accra bakery in December 2018, in partnership with Chef Elijah Amoo Addo and FoodForAll Africa.

Daily Food and FoodForAll celebrating National Pastry Day at the Accra bakery

The partnership ensures that 300 vulnerable people receive free Boss Baker pastries every week across Accra and beyond, with regular donations to institutions like the Accra Psychiatric Hospital.

“National Pastry Day is an event many Ghanaians do not know about, but DailyFood, Boss Baker and FoodForAll are delighted to announce that the event will be celebrated annually in Ghana,” said Geoffrey Fadoul, MD of Daily Food, at the inaugural event.

FoodForAll Founder Chef Elijah Amoo Addo notes that one in four children in Ghana goes to bed without food, and approximately 45% of food is wasted along the supply chain — the gap our partnership is built to close.

300

People fed weekly

10k+

Reached monthly via FoodForAll

20M

Plastic Bags Saved Per Year

30→200

Employees Grown Since 2018

10k+

People Fed / Month via NGO Partnership

ISO + FSSC

22000 Certified