Since we were founded in 2015, Lionheart has worked on the belief that buyers, partners and communities need to trust what we say and what we do.
We work to build a culture of respect and cooperation with our host community, our partner farmers and our team, focused on shared standards that are audited, documented and open to question.
The values that guide how we work with our host community, partner farmers, buyers and each other.
We transform challenges into opportunities through thoughtful innovation. Our team finds efficient paths forward, applies technology with purpose, and creates sustainable solutions that benefit our entire ecosystem, from farmers to consumers.
We own our actions and honor our commitments. Transparency guides our partnerships with farmers, communities, and customers. We measure our impact, acknowledge our mistakes, and constantly improve our practices to ensure growth.
We act with intention in everything we do. Our decisions align with our mission to promote inclusive well-being. We cultivate meaningful relationships across our value chain and drive positive change that uplifts everyone connected to Lionheart.
Our Code of Conduct sets out the ethical standards every team member and director is expected to follow.
Team members, partner farmers, suppliers and anyone else can raise a concern confidentially by email at mail@lionheartfarms.com.ph.
Our Board of Directors oversees Lionheart's governance and long-term direction. Our Director, Legal, Atty. Haziell Pascua, also serves as Board Secretary.
Our LeadershipOur facility is SMETA audited, which includes business ethics. We are certified to USDA, EU, Canada and JAS Organic, BRCGS Food Safety (Grade AA in 2026), Halal, Kosher, Beyond Celiac gluten-free and the Climate Bonds Standard, and received our 2025 organic certification with zero non-conformances. Current certificates are available on request.
Certifications and auditsOur partnership with the Indigenous Peoples of Rizal received government approval in 2016, and our joint venture land lease agreement received final approval from the DENR in 2019.
We only publish claims we can document. We describe our farming as regenerative organic, not biodynamic, and we don't make carbon claims we can't verify.
We don't offer, pay, request or accept bribes or improper payments, directly or through anyone acting for us.
We deal fairly with buyers, suppliers and partner farmers, with clear terms and on-time payment.
Team members and directors declare any personal interest that could affect a business decision, and step back from that decision.
We collect only the personal data we need, protect it, and use it only for the purpose it was given.
If you see something that doesn't meet these standards, contact us at mail@lionheartfarms.com.ph. Concerns are handled confidentially.