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    United States. The rapid growth and market success has much to do with having remained a uniquely mission-driven company, highly selective about what they sell, dedicated to their core values, stringent quality standards, and committed to sustainable agriculture. The company’s Core Values are: Selling the Highest Quality Natural and Organic Products Available Satisfying,

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    1. Chiquita’s main company mission is to provide healthy foods, improve people’s awareness of nutrition, and enhance their lives. In relation to bettering the nation’s diet, Chiquita cooperates with US Department of Agriculture to come up with dietary guidelines. Chiquita is trying to earn better reputation as well as creating customer loyalty. Seeing their efforts such as forbidding child labor and environmental friendly farming practices, customers can perceive their products as more valuable than

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    that is a part of the earth's ecosystem. The challenge is to redesign the materials economy so that it is compatible with the ecosystem”. (Lester Brown. Earth Policy Institute). By minimizing waste production and maximizing reuse of waste streams, sustainable business can potentially significantly increase profits. 2.      Ecosystem Services: Services related to protection of ecosystem and natural resources and preventing environmental degradation can be an inspiration for a green business idea for

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    industry employs the use of local ingredients and sustainable farming practices to promote its mission of “food with integrity.” Focusing on the farm to fork movement, Chipotle aims to apply ethics at every point in the supply chain. Chipotle is known for serving highly customizable burritos that often include meat, rice, beans, cheese, and salsa wrapped in a flour tortilla. When sourcing ingredients, Chipotle puts great emphasis on the agriculture used to grow the food. In order to uphold the

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    Today, in America, the locavore movement consists of people eating food that is grown or produced locally. This community strives to live a nutritious and environmentally sustainable lifestyle. While some people have the financial resources to go to the farmers market, whole foods, and other grocery stores that sell products produced locally, not everyone does and often these foods that are sold locally cost more than food some one would find in their basic store. The locavore movement is a response

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    region in Canada. The produce department offers the best variety and quality of organic foods. "Today’s customers are focused on buying local whenever possible. At Fairway Markets, They are proud to be the conduit to bring local and international agriculture to customers' neighborhood via their stores." (Fairway market) PPL is an international company, they produce premium and organic pistachios witch fits the requirements of fairway market. In terms of the products they offer, PPL has highly potential

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    is given the highest importance. The organization provides employees with excellent benefits as well as fosters a stimulating work environment. Whole Planet - Whole Foods supports organic farmers, growers, and the environment by promoting sustainable agriculture and soil conservation and reducing the use of pesticides. The organization is committed to recycling, utilizing reusable packaging and renewable sources of energy while reducing the use of non-renewable resources, water, and energy consumption

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    Summary Reading assignment 2a entitled The State of the Eco-Union is about sustainable agriculture. The article covers the sustainability of caring for not just the physical health of farm animals, but also their mental health, questioning whether we should be doing something ecologically just because we can, and the entrepreneurial aspect of small, eco-friendly farming. Critical Analysis One of the author’s large arguments is that organic food products have now become mainstream enough that everyone

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    For the last fifteen years, organic food industries and companies have grown up tremendously around for its production and marketing strategies. According to the Organic Trade Association’s 2016 Industry Survey, the total organic products sales in 2015 have increased 11% percent from the previous year’s record level hitting a new benchmark of $43.3 billion, and conventional food products accounted for $3.6 billion. The industry saw its largest annual of all the food sold in the U.S in 2015 was organic

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    Madyson Forseth English 1 Cherif Correa 1st Draft Exploratory Essay My family and my grandmother have become very familiar with gardening because we’ve had years of experience. Every year my dad helps my grandma till her garden to get ready for the season of growing vegetables. I love being able to step outside of my back door and have a garden right in front of me. It’s awesome being able to grow our own vegetables and pick them when they are ripe. Ever since my dad started planting our own garden

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