Sentences with phrase «trade ingredient sourcing»

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With this in mind I try to use certified organic ingredients where possible, although locally sourced and fairly traded are also important.

«They've recognized the need to serve consumers who want kosher lifestyle products that also meet the high quality and responsible sourcing standards which Whole Foods Market stands for, such as no artificial ingredients, fair trade, organic farming and more.

We choose to source fair trade certified organic ingredients wherever possible as part of our internal social justice policy to ensure there is no child labour used, above average wages paid, and education and health care benefits provided to provided to farmers.»

The ingredients and products that we use are sourced from sustainable, fair - trade, non-GMO sources, are local and organically farmed when available.

The first ingredients and products to stress the importance of fair trade practices chocolate, bananas, coffee, vanilla, and tea are sourced from countries most vulnerable to exploitation.

Fair Trade USA works with food manufacturers to help them locate sources for certified ingredients, which include cocoa, sugar, coconut, spices, vanilla, agave, and sweeteners.

Generally, it's understood to mean minimally processed, no artificial ingredients, non-GMO, fair trade / ethically sourced, and no chemical sounding names.

• Utilize ingredients that are grown and sourced responsibly, with awareness of origin, seasonality, trade and labor practices.

We're committed to sourcing the highest quality direct — trade, non — GMO, and organic ingredients we can find to make a product that naturally stimulates well - being and is out - of - this - world delicious!

The approach to cooking, based on locally - sourced ingredients, traded sauté pans for lighter cooking methods like grilling, and the menu got an update along with the food.

Using fresh, locally sourced ingredients to deliver a luxurious and worldly flavor profile, Trade Root's menu pays homage to Buckhead founder and The Whitley namesake, John Whitley, the neighborhood's esteemed history as a multicultural hub and the hotel's homegrown Georgia roots.

We look for products that are organic, non-GMO, fairly traded, and made with responsibly sourced ingredients.

And when it comes to fair trade, Green and Black's is one of the first chocolate brands who made a conscious effort to source fair trade certified ingredients in their chocolate, and their first bar to be awarded the FairTrade mark was back in 1994.

The menu consists of locally sourced ingredients, and the coffee is all fair trade.

Flying Bird Botanicals» artisan tea blends, rich drinking chocolates, and organic body and baby care products are handcrafted from 100 % organic locally - sourced and fair trade ingredients, providing you with luxury you can feel (really, really) good about.

Their kitchen sources local, seasonal food whenever possible, with an emphasis on organic and Fair Trade ingredients.

Our pet foods are produced in the USA from non-GMO produce, hormone - free meats, and some organic, fair trade ingredients — all carefully sourced from around the world.»

We're committed to sourcing the highest quality direct — trade, non — GMO, and organic ingredients we can find to make a product that naturally stimulates well - being and is out - of - this - world delicious!

«They verify that every ingredient is non-GMO, not irradiated, not sourced from — or grown or processed in — China, and also document any applicable sustainability traits, such as Organic certification, Fair Trade, Free - range and so on.»

His two - Michelin starred restaurant, Mellise, offers French fusion cooking and he sources his ingredients from the 70 or so local farmers that trade at the market.

Constantly outgunned by poachers» high - tech helicopters, machine guns, night - vision binoculars, bullet - proof vests and insane arsenal in the illegal trade of «medicinal» rhino horns that are worth more than gold, one pissed - off game manager outside of Johannesburg, South Africa wants to do the unthinkable: inject poison into horns as a deadly warning to would - be poachers and the consumers who would buy them.According to South Africa's The Times, Ed Hern, owner of the Lion and Rhino Park outside of Johannesburg, says injecting poison into rhino's horns will protect them from poachers and kill the demand for rhino horn right at the source, which is prized as a medicinal ingredient in Asian medicine.

The company has an ethical sourcing policy and aims to buy Fair Trade and organic ingredients for its products, and has its full sustainability report (PDF) available online, which details its initiatives in water conservation and efficiency, energy conservation, reducing its carbon footprint, and waste diversion.

They support Fair Trade and source five Certified Fair Trade Ingredients.