The ECO-TOKEN is the first biological degradable token. In itself this is a notable achievement but equally important to us is that the process involved in manufacturing the ECO-TOKEN is considerably more environmentally-friendly. One example of this is that ECO-TOKENS are produced at lower machine temperatures.

Of equal worth is the fact that the ECO-TOKENS are produced from a natural and renewable building material, namely starch. The starch is taken only from the potato peel, a conscious choice as we didn't want to take edible products out of the food chain.

All of our products are shipped by UPS. A noteable step was taken by b-token in July 2010 to join UPS, a global carrier company, in their initiative to demonstrate a willingness to lessen the impact of leaving carbon footprints by introducing a carbon neutral way of sending packages etc. We feel as we have a professional responsibility  to uphold our work ethics and be able to demonstrate this through our working practises. 

To explain how this works, UPS first purchases certified CO2-credits for their carbon neutral shipments, and the cost of these compensates for the emissions caused by sending consignments. These credits for a small fee are then made  available to companies whose manufacturing processes produce CO2 emissions or greenhouse gases below a set level.

For just a small fee per consignment we can ship all of our packages UPS Carbon Neutral. This extra fee is of course not charged to the customer. This is a small gift from us to Mother Nature.

Since the 12th of May 2011, b-token is world's first official micro-enterprise of the UN Global Compact Network . This membership means that b-token has to keep paying a lot of attention to corporate social responsibility in order to live up to the standards of the GNC.

From January 2016 b-token has switched to Green Power from the company Eni. This company supplies renewable energy that comes from their wind power plants, small hydro-electric power stations, Photo Voltaic installations, ... and what they buy from smaller Belgian power supply manufacturers.