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From Hershey’s to organic artisanal handmade bars, chocolate is an international star. And as with any big deal, there are some big deal issues in the chocolate industry. There are also some solutions at work.

Many people want tropical fruits, but want to purchase them in a way that supports rather than exploits farmers. The challenge is in the connection. Sol Simple is creating that connection.

PY Teas does more than create healthy tea options. They also work towards healthier communities through rural development, women’s empowerment, and love of the earth.

Peanut farming has long been part of the history and heritage of the people of Haiti’s Central Plateau. Thanks to Lavi and their partners, the fruits of their labors are now reaching a North American market.

The Buy Local movement encourages people to buy food, products, and services originating from the local community.

What is fast fashion exactly? Cheap. Quick. Unhealthy for our bodies and for the planet. This business model cranks out mass produced, inexpensive, low-quality garments.

MetaWear sustainable clothing is a catalyst for positive change.

To move, to follow the food, to settle and then resettle are acts of human survival. The process of movement is woven into the collective and historical experience of being human.

As a result of their social, educational, and economic initiatives with shea butter, Tama Cosmetics has benefitted over 5,000 women in the area.