Honest Communication
Honest communication is more than a principle—it’s the way we operate. It shapes how we think, what we create, and how we engage with the world. It’s how Honest Work comes to life in practice.

∴ Honest Communication. Stronger Connections. ∴ Honest Communication. Stronger Connections. ∴ Honest Communication. Stronger Connections. ∴ Honest Communication. Stronger Connections.
Our Honesty Criteria
Our internal honesty criteria for ensuring every message meets our honesty standard is organized into three interlocking phases, each with clear actions and checkpoints:
| Phase | What It Means | Example | Internal Checkpoint |
|---|---|---|---|
| A. Trust Based Speaking | State only what you genuinely believe, in clear, direct language—no spin, no embellishment. |
Summarize sugar‑alternative data exactly as shown, even if it puzzles a client. |
Before any content development, all message claims are pre-validated in a shared internal note, with traceable evidence attached. |
| B. Truth‑Seeking | Critically assess every claim by reviewing its source, methodology, and context. | For “35% prefer plant‑based milk,” verify sample size, survey wording, demographics. | During editorial review, all statistics are cross-checked via a “source clarity” log, and unresolved doubts are escalated. |
| C. Cultivating Understanding | Share actionable information—source links, summaries, comment‑enabled docs—so recipients can verify and apply insights. | Publish an infographic with a live feedback thread for questions and clarifications. | Prior to external delivery, each piece is paired with public-facing documentation and a response channel is enabled for feedback. |
Our FoodSciComm Values
Sustainability
Sustainability is our priority. Misinformation can disrupt informed decision-making and lead to unsustainable production and consumption choices. By creating effective communication strategies, we not only support brand success but also advance environmental sustainability in the food system.

