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Chelsea Kerrington

‘Holy Crap’ chia cereal spurs fast growth for Canadian company
Tue, 01/05/12 - 09:08
By Chelsea Kerrington

Canadian company HapiFoods Group Inc. continues to ride high on the success of its popular – and distinctively named – organic chia-based cereal that often causes those who taste it to literally exclaim, “Holy Crap!” Skinny B, Holy Crap, Wild Chia
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Breakfast of Champions in Only Two Tablespoons
Mon, 02/04/12 - 20:00
By Chelsea Kerrington

The Aztecs valued it more highly than gold. It was used by ancient warriors, and is now used by modern day athletes, to achieve optimal health and physical performance. While some of us still associate it with a novelty terracotta planter that quickly sprouts into fluffy
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Winter Fancy Food Show illustrates continued Growth in Organic Sector
Fri, 10/02/12 - 14:00
By Chelsea Kerrington

From Comfy House Foods quinoa blueberry pudding to Uncle Tong sun-ripened banana syrup, Victoria’s Kitchen almond water to Bison Brewing organic beer, the 2012 Winter Fancy Food Show, January 15-18th featured something for everyone scoping out the latest in organic
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PACARI Chocolate obtains Demeter Biodynamic® certification
Wed, 08/02/12 - 03:05
By Chelsea Kerrington

Pacari Chocolate, a unique premium “tree-to-bar” line and the first single-origin organic chocolate made entirely in Ecuador, has obtained the prestigious Demeter Biodynamic® Certification, the ultimate recognition of sustainability. Based on the principl
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Maqui Berry the queen of the South
Mon, 06/02/12 - 09:30
By Chelsea Kerrington

Hailed as the ultimate “superfruit,” the maqui berry (Aristotelia Chilensis) is quickly gaining popularity among the specialty food and organic sectors. Native to Chile and southern Argentina, this antioxidant-rich berry is relatively new to the scene, althoug
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The Secrets of Feminine Hygiene Products—Why We Need Alternatives
Sun, 05/02/12 - 13:30
By Chelsea Kerrington

How large is the market for feminine hygiene products and what does it mean to Mother Earth? According to Global Industry Analysts, Inc., the 2015 global market projection for tampons alone is $2.6 billion USD. At an average unit price of 20 cents, that’s 13 billion
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