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SUSTAINABILITY

Creating Food That’s Better—For People and the Planet

High up in the cloud forests of the Andes Mountains grows a flowering plant that is mostly untapped but has the potential to change the future of food. It sounds like a fairy tale, but Chocho is a very real plant with very real and powerful benefits.

Stepping Beyond Sustainability with Regenerative Agriculture

“Sustainable.”  It’s a word we hear from a lot of brands and food sources, and it’s a first step toward a healthier planet. But is it enough? Frankly, we don’t think so. The literal definition of “sustainable” is “harvesting or using a resource so that the resource is not depleted or permanently damaged.” Sustainable practices, while they have value, are practices that are specifically designed to keep our planet from getting worse—minimizing our footprint and the damage we create simply by living. BUT, did you know that there are tangible things we can do that actually make our existence beneficial to our planet?
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