Is Field Company Woke?
0/100 — Not Woke
US
Score Summary
0/100 (not woke): No ESG report or B Corp status. No DEI programs, employee resource groups, or identity-based hiring. No Pride sponsorships, no HRC CEI participation, no CEO Action signature, no PAC activity. Brand identity is built on American manufacturing, family ownership, lifetime-guarantee durability and Made-in-USA sourcing — the anti-throwaway positioning is the closest thing to a values statement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Field Company woke?
Based on our research, Field Company has a woke score of 0/100, rated Not Woke on the BuyWokeFree index — based on its ESG, DEI, Pride sponsorship, HRC Corporate Equality Index, political donations, and CEO Action record.
What is Field Company's woke score?
Field Company has a woke score of 0 out of 100, categorized as Not Woke. This score is based on analysis of ESG initiatives, DEI programs, PRIDE sponsorships, HRC Corporate Equality Index rating, political contributions, and CEO Action for Diversity participation.
How does BuyWokeFree rate Field Company?
BuyWokeFree rates Field Company across six research dimensions: ESG initiatives, DEI programs, PRIDE sponsorships, HRC Corporate Equality Index rating, political contributions to left-leaning causes, and CEO Action for Diversity participation. Field Company's overall woke score is 0/100.
Recent News
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- Rollback on diversity policies ‘risks undoing decades of progress’, says Co-op - The GuardianThe Guardian — February 14, 2025
- Corporate America got woke. Now it's having second thoughts. - Business InsiderBusiness Insider — May 9, 2024
- In a War on ‘Woke Capitalism,’ What’s a Good Company to Do? (SSIR) - Stanford Social Innovation ReviewStanford Social Innovation Review — December 26, 2023
About
Field Company is a small family-owned cast iron cookware maker founded in 2016 by brothers Stephen and Chris Muscarella (named for their grandmother), reviving lighter, smoother, vintage-style skillets made entirely in the USA at foundries in Wisconsin, Missouri and Indiana.