Producers Market Stories

Sweet lucuma was known as the tree of life and was a symbol of fertility for the Incas. It has many amazing health properties.

The Producers Trust community is full of admirable women—community leaders, storytellers, nomads, entrepreneurs, mothers, farmers, designers, artists, and of course producers.

Without the right information, the desire for ethical consumption easily becomes an anxiety-inducing experience. Let us break it down for you.

Twenty percent of our parent company equity is being reserved for future distribution to small holder farmers around the world. 

Farmers are doing arguably the most important job for society. With this critical work, they take the highest risk on the supply chain, and often lose their money–even when they do great work.

We were greeted by Laura, who opened her farm, house, and culinary talent to us, sharing the best pistachios that she and her family produce.

Villa Laura welcomed me into their agrotourism space in Castellinaldo d'Alba, a cozy villa with panoramic views of the surrounding fields.

Almonds are as nutritionally versatile as they are historically ubiquitous. The hearty nut boasts an impressive nutrient profile, packed full of healthy fats, fiber, and protein.

“We don't live where the corn grows, but instead we live up here with our alpacas and llamas,” says alpaca breeder, Guadalupe Calachua.