We’re incredibly proud to share that Fushi has been recognised on the Planet 100 list, celebrating the UK’s most beloved sustainable companies. This recognition reflects our unwavering commitment to ethical sourcing, sustainability, and the highest-quality natural products. But for us, this is more than just an achievement—it’s a reflection of the values that have shaped Fushi from the very beginning.
Rooted in Tradition, Driven by Purpose
Fushi was born from the rich heritage of Ayurvedic wisdom , passed down through generations. Co-founders Rannesh Jansari and Ria Pattni grew up with a deep respect for holistic wellness and natural remedies, inspiring them to create a brand that honours both people and the planet.
Purity in Every Bottle
Our journey starts with sourcing the freshest, highest-quality ingredients, directly from farmers who share our values. We work closely with growers worldwide to ensure ethical practices, fair compensation, and sustainable cultivation methods. Every herb and oil is harvested at its peak, ensuring maximum potency and effectiveness in every product.
Sustainability at the Core
Fushi’s commitment to sustainability goes beyond just ingredients. In 2018, we made the bold move to transition from plastic to recyclable glass packaging —a challenge we embraced wholeheartedly. Today, 99.2% of our packaging is plastic-free , and we continue to innovate towards a greener future.
Looking ahead, we’re setting ambitious targets:
✔️ 40% of our ingredients directly sourced from farmers by 2025
✔️ 55% by 2026
✔️ 70% by 2028
This initiative strengthens transparency, supports local communities, and ensures we maintain the highest ethical standards.
Sustainability Meets Excellence
Being named in the Planet 100 reinforces our mission—to create high-quality, ethically sourced, and sustainable health and beauty products. We believe in setting new standards for the industry, proving that true wellness goes hand in hand with caring for the planet .
At Fushi, every product tells a story of tradition, integrity, and respect for nature. Thank you for being part of this journey with us.
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