Companies Making a Difference
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Check out 12 entrepreneurs working to bring more health to more people—some locally, and some internationally.
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Q&A: Salty Girl brings collaboration and traceability to seafood
January 14, 2016Salty Girl Seafood was recently named Woman-Owned Business of the Year by the Pacific Coast Business Times. Here, marine scientist/surfer girl/co-founder Norah Eddy shares how Salty Girl can drive positive change in the seafood industry.
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Transparency is a movement, not a fad
September 5, 2015Various approaches to transparency have taken shape over the past decade, a result of consumer awareness and a new generation of mission-based brands caring as much about how they’re doing business as the products they sell.
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Companies Making a Difference
Our transparency partners: 5 companies walking the walk
August 30, 2015When it comes to finding a company you love, what matters most? For us, it all comes down to trust. Here, our transparency partners explain their commitment to honest, good business practices.
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Grain-free restaurant Blooming Beets puts transparency first
July 27, 2015Blooming Beets Kitchen, based in Boulder, Colorado, uses 100 percent grain free, gluten free, grass-fed, wild-caught, and pasture-raised ingredients. How do they do it?
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Munk Pack co-founders Michelle and Tobias Glienke believe in the mighty chipmunk, a curious creature that loves adventure.
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Companies Making a DifferenceDelicious Living Blog
Growing craft distillery focuses on local, natural ingredients
July 16, 2015You pay close attention to what you eat, but do you have the same standards for your alcoholic beverages?
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From the Boulder Farmers Market to a national presence, Cindy English is taking Tres Latin Foods to new levels.
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How Hampton Creek’s new ad encourages food innovation
July 14, 2015Hampton Creek, makers of plant-based mayo and baked goods, wrote a slew of letters to improve the food industry—and they’re addressed to you.