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Recently, a group of more than 50 Thrive Market volunteers—including employees, local members, and influencers—came together to clean up some of the trash littering Breakwater Beach in Venice, Cali...

When we set out to create Thrive Market Organic Vanilla Extract, we wanted to make sure it delivered on quality, price, and—most important—taste. Read on to discover vanilla’s rich history, how we’...

Did you know that palm oil is the most consumed oil in the world? It’s found in everything from snacks and ice cream to cosmetics and biofuel—in fact, about 50 percent of the packaged goods you see...

With grilling season underway, we couldn’t think of a better time to round up the best advice about all things beef. As you can imagine, there are some pretty serious home cooks working at Thrive M...

Every year, we celebrate Earth on a single dedicated day—Earth Day. But how can we show our planet a bit more love and support throughout the entire year? David Bauer, CEO at Matters Media, explain...

At Thrive Market, we’re always working to develop sustainable solutions for everyday basics. From natural body care essentials to eco-friendly cleaning products, we think it’s important to go beyon...

Thrive Market staffers spent the month of April celebrating the earth in a very personal way: attempting to go zero-waste for seven days. Our headquarters is already making big strides in this area...

Less than 1 percent of farmland in the United States is organic. Really. We were surprised, too, but we’re happy to report that Kashi isn’t just lending a hand, it’s starting a movement to help far...

At Thrive Market, we have big plans to become a zero-waste company. We’re proud of the work accomplished so far—especially in our supply chain and our fulfillment centers—but there’s a lot more we ...

Is there anything better than finding good uses for things that would otherwise go to waste? This is the beauty of upcycling, a practice that’s quickly becoming a movement, especially when it comes...

The fair trade movement started gaining traction in 2010 when consumers began asking more questions about where their products came from. Companies and advocates saw an opportunity to spread the me...

In 2006, beekeepers began reporting a strange trend—30 to 60 percent of their bee colonies went missing. Early on there was no explanation, but researchers have now identified the phenomenon as Col...