A behind-the-scenes look at Thrive Market’s new distribution facility in Indiana and how the company is tackling complex supply chain, logistics and fulfillment issues.
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A behind-the-scenes look at Thrive Market’s new distribution facility in Indiana and how the company is tackling complex supply chain, logistics and fulfillment issues.
Read ArticleLakewood Juices is facing a class action lawsuit for using the words “fresh” on its pasteurized juices.
Read ArticleCalifornia has become the very first state in the country to declare that glyphosate, the primary ingredient in Monsanto’s RoundUp, causes cancer.
Read ArticleWhat was once a fight only in the Florida Keys has now shifted to the Lone Star state.
Read ArticleWhole Foods Market just adopted much stricter standards for how its hens must be raised.
Read ArticleOrganic granola and breakfast start-up Purely Elizabeth has received a $3 million cash infusion from 301 Inc., the venture capital arm of General Mills.
Read ArticleHealthy and organic food brands, such as Sakara Life, are using Instagram in very strategic ways to build their followings.
Read ArticlePublix has announced that it will relaunch its natural and organic grocery concept GreenWise.
Read ArticleEven though 16 EU nations voted against GMOs, it was not enough to stop cultivation of these crops. Now, the decision goes back to the European Commission.
Read ArticleBank of America and Jeffries have been hired to explore an IPO for Sun Basket. Preliminary discussions are valuing the company between $500 million and $1 billion.
Read ArticleBefore Brands has raised a whopping $35 million to deliver Early Adaptive Training™ products. These edible baby foods, the first of which will be a protein powder, will launch at the end of 2017.
Read ArticleA number of socially-conscious start-ups are aiming to disrupt the tampon category.
Read ArticleCargill, one of the world’s largest producers of GMO crops, recently had some of its Non-GMO products verified by the Non-GMO Project. This caused a massive backlash from the industry, including from Monsanto’s CTO.
Read ArticleFor the second year in a row, Organic Valley has revenues exceeding $1 billion, from which it netted $6.3M in profits. The company is also taking a hard look at how to make its products more affordable.
Read ArticleIn its most recent quarterly report, the natural and organic segment delivered strong numbers again for General Mills. No surprise at all.
Read ArticleConservation, environmental and other consumer groups have filed a lawsuit against the EPA for approving Dow Chemical’s Enlist Duo, the toxic combination of glyphosate and 2,4-D.
Read ArticleNot surprisingly, the USDA has caved under industry pressure and has decided not to test for glyphosate, the world’s most ubiquitous chemical, in the food supply.
Read ArticleGrowing 3.4% from the previous year, the number of American homes that buy organic items continues to be incredibly high. Interestingly, North Dakota had the highest percentage of any state in the U.S.
Read ArticleThe USDA has just announced the renewal of 187 approved ingredients on the National List of Allowed and Prohibited Substances (National List). This is just further proof that once a substance gets on this National List, it is very hard for it to be removed.
Read ArticleWith organic only comprising 1% total market share in the UK, versus 10% in Denmark, the Organic Trade Board is launching a three-year, $10M plan to help grow the sector.
Read ArticleThe Environmental Working Group has just come out with a report encouraging Congress to expand market opportunities for U.S. farmers by placing greater emphasis on organic transition.
Read ArticleOregon is considering a bill that would allow farmers to sue Monsanto and other seed companies for GMO-contamination, validating the notion that co-existence is not feasible at all.
Read ArticleWith members of Congress urging the FDA to prevent non-dairy companies from using “milk” on their labels, organic nut milk company MALK has taken a preemptive step and removed “milk” from all of its packaging.
Read ArticleDrink Maple, the Vermont-based maker of organic maple water and organic watermelon beverages, has just raised $3.9 million. Filings show that the company is seeking to close the round at $4.6 million.
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