The London-based business specialises in creative production solutions and works for a number of major brands, including Burberry and Paul Smith.

Nirvana CPH said it operated at “the intersection of art, technology, and sustainability” with its offering focused on four key areas of insight, studio, production, and technology.

Achieving B Corp status has been a major project for the 30-employee company.

Sales and marketing manager Matthew Gonzalez said the project had been helmed by a three-strong team comprising sustainability and quality delivery practitioner Fay Tiplady, creative producer Louise Heller, and head of materials and insight Katie Kubrak.

“It took a total of nine months to complete,” he explained.

“Agencies know and trust us to make better things, and that we think about sustainability.”

The business has created eco-friendly packaging for brands including Dunhill & Starling, and a recent high-profile project for the wearable Adidas F50 showcase box was described as “a pioneering retail concept for footwear products”.

Director Garry Stiff commented: "We are incredibly proud of the strides we are making as a brand.

“Our new collections, partnerships, and digital advancements are all part of our ongoing commitment to innovation, sustainability, and exceptional customer experience.”