Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are the lead underwriters, and the offering could value the company at $1 billion.
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Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are the lead underwriters, and the offering could value the company at $1 billion.
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S2G Investments led the round this ready-to-eat B2B2C meal delivery platform for healthcare providers, wellness brands and clinical programs.
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The European Alliance for Regenerative Agriculture wants “a seat at the table,” and greenwashing is a major concern.
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The e-tailer is unifying top execs from both companies and moving the specialty grocer’s corporate workers on to its systems.
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This cyberattack exposed the risks of consolidation and opaque practices in a system that wields enormous power over how organic and packaged foods reach consumers.
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All In Food, formerly known as This Bar Saves Lives and co-founded by actress Kristen Bell, has debuted its snack bars at Starbucks nationwide.
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A first-of-its-kind study in São Paulo reveals widespread pesticide contamination in rainwater poses ecological risks and challenges the safety of rainwater harvesting.
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UK-based RootWave has raised $15 million for its high-frequency electrical weed control technology.
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Sartori Cheese, a fourth-generation family-owned company renowned for its award-winning artisan cheese, will join forces with Rumiano, which was established in 1919 and has built a legacy of producing premium, pasture-raised organic cheese and butter.
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A 2-year, multi-institutional and global research study reported that rats exposed to glyphosate doses that have been deemed “safe” by regulators for the human population, including children and pregnant women, were found to have caused 6 of the top 10 most common cancers in the world.
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Made possible through the USDA’s Commodity Credit Corporation, the funding will support small and mid-sized organic dairy producers.
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A medical study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association found that living within 1 mile of a golf course was associated with 126% increased odds of developing Parkinson’s disease, compared with individuals living more than 6 miles away from a golf course.
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Misfits Market has acquired The Rounds, a regional, member-based business that restocks essentials for shoppers using reusable packaging.
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The watchdog group lists the 10 top USDA-accredited certifiers that enforce both the spirit and the letter of federal law governing organics.
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This move — made without industry input and without consultation of the National Organic Standards Board — undermines the transparency and collaborative process that the organic community relies on to develop clear, consistent standards.
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Michigan-based Birmingham Chocolate has acquired Macalat, a manufacturer of organic, sugar-free and plant-based chocolate.
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A very dangerous development and one that must be blocked.
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Bayer is preparing a plan to settle some of its mass lawsuits over Roundup weedkiller in Missouri, and it may also seek bankruptcy for its Monsanto unit if the effort fails.
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In an unprecedented move, this government document specifically calls out two widely used chemicals — glyphosate and atrazine — and their possible side effects, including cancer, endocrine disruption and birth defects. Overall, the report painted a very bleak picture of America’s health, and as someone who was on antidepressants for nearly eleven years, I was extremely pained by the state of mental health of our young people. Here are my 5 takeaways from the White House press event for the report and the one thing that I believe was missing from many analyses of the report. The strategic recommendations about how to address these findings are due in August.
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The Idaho-based organic specialty soda company has landed $15 million in venture funding from Keurig Dr Pepper and others.
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Organic agriculture doesn’t necessarily translate into better working conditions for farmworkers, a University of California study found, with cost being a major issue.
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While the Watsonville-based company sells a line of organic berries, Driscoll’s is not fully organic and still uses pesticides.
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On May 12th, the USDA reversed course and committed to restoring climate-focused webpages purged from its websites after a lawsuit was filed on behalf of organic farmers.
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America’s certified organic acreage fell almost 11% between 2019 and 2021, with farmers saying that certification is too costly, doesn’t do enough to combat climate change and appears to be losing cachet in the marketplace. Very concerning.
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