Harry Specters Review: Inclusive UK
A luxury chocolate brand using great taste to shift perceptions, champion autistic talent, and create real opportunity through paid employment.
Harry Specters is a food & beverage brand based in Ely, Cambridgeshire, UK, curated by Purpose Picks for its commitment to inclusive employment, disability inclusion. A luxury chocolate brand using great taste to shift perceptions, champion autistic talent, and create real opportunity through paid employment.
Impact
- Location
- Ely, Cambridgeshire, UK
- Ships to
- UK & International
Featured Products
Why We Picked Them
Harry Specters is intentionally in the business of chocolate. Their social impact comes from running a commercial enterprise that champions autistic people through paid employment, having helped over 360 individuals and generated more than 283,000 pounds in social value.
Read the full story on Substack →Frequently Asked Questions
- Is Harry Specters ethical?
- Purpose Picks lists Harry Specters under inclusive employment and disability inclusion after editorial review, which is curation rather than certification. Luxury handcrafted chocolates founded by Mona Shah, inspired by her autistic son Ash. Harry Specters states commitments including autism employment, social value creation, luxury craftsmanship. Purpose Picks has not published an independent assessment of Harry Specters's labour or environmental practices, so treat those commitments as the brand's own account.
- Is Harry Specters legit?
- Yes. Harry Specters is an operating food & beverage brand based in Ely, Cambridgeshire, UK, featured in Purpose Picks issue #17 after editorial review of its social and environmental impact.
- Where is Harry Specters based?
- Harry Specters is based in Ely, Cambridgeshire, UK and ships to: UK & International.
- What does Harry Specters sell?
- Harry Specters makes food & beverage products. Featured picks: Luxe Chocolate Box, House Chocolate Box.
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