Shop Sustainably This Holiday Season
Posted - November 19, 2021
We know our Seed community is striving to shop sustainably this holiday season, so we’ve put together a short list of our favorite
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Our Glow-Up From Shower-Friendly Paper Bottles To Aluminum
Posted - October 15, 2021
This month, as part of our commitment to continuously improving the sustainability and recyclability all of our products' packaging, we
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We’ve Offset 100% of Our 2020 Carbon Emissions!
Posted - June 11, 2021
by Sarah K. Grundy with header photo of sustainable agriculture by REDD+ also, South Pole, Windpower Engineering & Development So,
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Get the Most Out of Our NEW Concentrated Cleansing Powders!
Posted - May 22, 2021
Our new cleansing powders change the way you get clean with their water-activated, creamy foam formulas! We know the idea of cleansing
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Our Carbon Footprint & What We’re Doing About it!
Posted - May 14, 2021
We previously announced becoming Climate Neutral Certified, and now we have a detailed footprint report to share! In our effort to
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We’re Officially Climate Neutral Certified!
Posted - April 21, 2021
In response to the urgency of the climate crisis, we're proud to announce that Seed Phytonutrients is officially Climate Neutral
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More Methods of Reducing Food Waste in the Kitchen
Posted - April 19, 2021
When we began looking into reducing our impact on the environment, we were introduced to so many new ideas! Our commitment this year to
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Get More Out of Your Food— Use Your Kitchen Scraps!
Posted - March 19, 2021
When we say “food waste,” we mean uneaten food, whether it’s spoiled or merely good food thrown away. In the United States alone,
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Grow Herbs in Even the Smallest of Spaces
Posted - February 23, 2021
Dream of kicking it up a notch in the kitchen without added expenses? Looking for ways to cut back on chemical solutions to cleaning,
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Winter Plant Care Tips
Posted - January 29, 2021
by Sarah K. Grundy with images by Vogue Magazine, Invincible, Better Homes and Gardens and Costa Farms Don’t allow the cold weather to
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