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In the United States, 68% of consumers perceive organic food to be safer than conventional food. Organic food is better for us less because of what it has, and more because of what it doesn’t have.

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

“Farming for Life” practices at Michoacan Organics in Mexico profoundly affect the quality, nutritional value, and antioxidant properties of their avocados. A producer who is farming for life will use everything available to enrich the soil, which creates amazing fruit that nourishes consumers in mind, body, and soul.

Today, Trapiche Lucerna’s dedication to the development of innovative and inclusive production systems distinguishes it from others in the sugar industry. It is a bright example of regenerative agriculture in action.

“Peaceful Opportunities - Rural Women” (Oportunidades Pacíficas - Mujeres Rurales), is supported by the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA), as well as the UN’s World Food Programme (WFP). This holistic approach to empowerment supports women to build secure livelihoods as agents of change, leadership, and transformation in their communities.

On the slopes of the Andes, in the heart of the coffee region, family-run Anabana soursop producer is pioneering the future. 

So many different people came on site to learn natural and sustainable building while experiencing the grounding, nurturing and satisfying feelings that comes from working with mud.

3 Kings Export has managed to create charcoal briquettes using coconut shells. Let's take a look at this zero waste and sustainable product.

Over the past two to three decades, many factors have negatively impacted agriculture and Filipino rice farmers in the Philippines.