A Celebration of Sustainability
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Explore Our Timeless Delights
Ever since our family-run business was founded 318 years ago by recycling half-burned candles from the Royal household, sustainability has been at the heart of what we do. In the centuries since, we've been dedicated to crafting products that are not only delicious but sustainably made, too - in everything from the careful way we source our food and drink, to the thoughtful way we design our packaging. Discover a special edit featuring some of the products we’re most proud of, and uncover the sustainability stories behind them.
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More Than a Hamper
The Fortnum’s wicker: as iconic to us as tea and the Scotch Egg. Each hamper is handwoven from sustainably sourced willow - a beautiful, biodegradable material made to last. Perfect for storage, our wickers are often repurposed in creative ways by customers.
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Our New & Fresh Icy Mints
In redesigned, plastic-free, fully recyclable packaging, these icy mints are handmade using traditional methods, with each boasting a refreshing minty fondant centre, double-enrobed in 70% dark chocolate.
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For Many Brews to Come
Fortnum’s Silky Tea Bags not only deliver the rich, full flavour of large loose leaf tea with the ease and convenience of a bag, they’re also 'fuso' bags, which means they’re made from a fully compostable cornstarch material.
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From Hive to Jar
We've had our rooftop hives atop our Piccadilly store for 15 years, and the delicious honey we harvest from them reflects our bees’ many journeys through the chestnuts, lime trees, and garden flowers at iconic nearby locations - including Buckingham Palace and Green Park.
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A Bag for Life
No Fortnum's shopping trip is complete without one of our charming carriers, and our Plastic Free Bag for Life is as stylish as it is environmentally friendly. This bag is finished with our distinctive marque logo and the perfect size to hold all of your essentials.
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The Wavery at 3'6
Created by acclaimed architect Arthur Mamou-Mani for Fortnum's, The Wavery is a visionary project that 'addresses environmental issues through a relatable experience that speaks to our senses', and is made using renewable and compostable materials - all of which are expertly crafted locally and 3D printed.
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