Urban honey firm Bybi finds sweet success with CSR partnerships

By Niamh Michail

05-Sep-2017 - Last updated on 06-Sep-2017 at 13:10 GMT

Urban honey producer and social enterprise Bybi works with multinationals, such as Carlsberg, who ‘rent’ its hives in a CSR partnership that benefits both, Bybi founder Oliver Maxwell says.

Sweet success

Engaging companies on CSR

'The value is returned many times over'

A vital source of revenue

Promoting a diversity of flowers and people

A whole host of honey products

Every harvest throws up some surprises...

There's a buzz about beebread

Lovin' the larvae

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