Saffron

The world's most precious spice, saffron threads are painstakingly hand–picked. For a sweet aroma, pungent, delicate flavor and rich yellow color, crumble saffron into breads, soups, seafood sauces and paellas. When adding to dishes with little cooking liquid, steep the threads in hot water before using.

<p>Many of the <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/brands"target="_blank">healthy and wholesome brands</a> we offer at Thrive Market started out by taking an unconventional approach to food production. So it should come as no surprise that some of these companies also take a non-traditional approach to the way they do business. Such is the case for Frontier Natural Products whose unique business model is a member-owned cooperative of wholesale buyers and sellers. When all members have a share in the profits,  everyone wins. The result is a selection of food and household goods that are crafted responsibly, ethically, and maintain the highest level of quality on the market. </p>

<h2>The History of Frontier Natural Products</h2>

<p>Frontier Foods is a member-owned co-op that first got its start back in 1976. The company was launched in Fairfax, Iowa in a river cabin and began by selling herbs and spices and bottling <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/c/essential-oils"target="_blank">essential oils</a>. Since then, the brand has grown into one of the natural product industry’s top suppliers. <p>

<h2>Frontier Natural Products Company Mission</h2>

<p>Offering a wide selection of organic food staples, household essentials, supplements, and personal care items, Frontier Natural Products remains committed to its founding values of integrity, openness, social responsibility, and respect for the environment. As a member-run cooperative, the brand feels its special relationship with its owners is at the heart of its success. </p>

<h2>Benefits of Frontier Natural Products</h2>

<p>Frontier is owned by stores and other organizations that buy and sell its products. Rather than being controlled by a single owner and a board, the company is owned by its many wholesale customers. These stores and organizations both provide capital for the business and share in the company’s profits, enabling everyone to have a say in the decision-making. But what’s even more exciting about a co-op approach to business is that the members share the same values as the customers—a desire for high quality, wholesome products that are produced with respect for the environment and the people who grow and manufacture them. </p>
  
<h2>Top Frontier Natural Products Products</h2>

<p>Stock up on these Frontier favorites.</p>

<h3>Domestic Bee Pollen<h3>

<p>Frontier harvests its <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/p/frontier-natural-products-domestic-bee-pollen"target="_blank">bee pollen</a> from a low-pesticide area and is cleaned by hand before being packaged. Try this raw food over yogurt or acai bowls.</p> 
 
<h3>Saffron Threads</h3>
<p>Want to make your next meal a bit more exotic? Sweet, pungent, and beautifully golden in color, these <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/p/frontier-natural-products-saffron"target="_blank">hand-picked saffron threads</a> add richness when crumbled into soups, sprinkled into paellas, or incorporated into baked goods. </p>

<h2>More Healthy Food and Products</h2>
<p>Want more? Dig into the Thrive Market blog!</p>
 
<h3>Meet Our Meat and Seafood</h3> 
<p>Just like our selection of healthy organic groceries, we like to think our meat <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/blog/meet-our-meat-and-seafood-thrive-markets-program-is-creating-a-better-food-future"target="_blank">program</a> is a cut above the rest. Our premium animal proteins are raised ethically and sustainably for a wholesome and flavorful meal you can feel good about. </p>

<h3>Why is Organic Food Better for You?</h3> 
<p>Why make such a big effort to <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/blog/is-organic-food-better-for-you"target="_blank">go organic</a>? Is it really better for you or just a passing fad? We’re going back in history to learn about the origins of pesticide-free farming and see what makes it different from conventional practices. </p>

<h3>Biodynamic Agriculture</h3> 
<p>Once popular during World War II, this earth-friendly <a href="https://thrivemarket.com/blog/biodynamic-agriculture-how-farms-qualify-for-certification"target="_blank">farming practice</a> is finally making a comeback. Discover the many benefits of biodynamic farming and how more farms can qualify for certification. </p>

Many of the healthy and wholesome brands we offer at Thrive Market started out by taking an unconventional approach to food production. So it should come as no surprise that some of these companies also take a non-traditional approach to the way they do business. Such is the case for Frontier Natural Products whose unique business model is a member-owned cooperative of wholesale buyers and sellers. When all members have a share in the profits,  everyone wins. The result is a selection of food and household goods that are crafted responsibly, ethically, and maintain the highest level of quality on the market. 

The History of Frontier Natural Products

Frontier Foods is a member-owned co-op that first got its start back in 1976. The company was launched in Fairfax, Iowa in a river cabin and began by selling herbs and spices and bottling essential oils. Since then, the brand has grown into one of the natural product industry’s top suppliers. 

Frontier Natural Products Company Mission

Offering a wide selection of organic food staples, household essentials, supplements, and personal care items, Frontier Natural Products remains committed to its founding values of integrity, openness, social responsibility, and respect for the environment. As a member-run cooperative, the brand feels its special relationship with its owners is at the heart of its success. 

Benefits of Frontier Natural Products

Frontier is owned by stores and other organizations that buy and sell its products. Rather than being controlled by a single owner and a board, the company is owned by its many wholesale customers. These stores and organizations both provide capital for the business and share in the company’s profits, enabling everyone to have a say in the decision-making. But what’s even more exciting about a co-op approach to business is that the members share the same values as the customers—a desire for high quality, wholesome products that are produced with respect for the environment and the people who grow and manufacture them. 
  
Top Frontier Natural Products Products

Stock up on these Frontier favorites.

Domestic Bee Pollen

Frontier harvests its bee pollen from a low-pesticide area and is cleaned by hand before being packaged. Try this raw food over yogurt or acai bowls. 
 
Saffron Threads
Want to make your next meal a bit more exotic? Sweet, pungent, and beautifully golden in color, these hand-picked saffron threads add richness when crumbled into soups, sprinkled into paellas, or incorporated into baked goods. 

More Healthy Food and Products
Want more? Dig into the Thrive Market blog!
 
Meet Our Meat and Seafood 
Just like our selection of healthy organic groceries, we like to think our meat program is a cut above the rest. Our premium animal proteins are raised ethically and sustainably for a wholesome and flavorful meal you can feel good about. 

Why is Organic Food Better for You? 
Why make such a big effort to go organic? Is it really better for you or just a passing fad? We’re going back in history to learn about the origins of pesticide-free farming and see what makes it different from conventional practices. 

Biodynamic Agriculture 
Once popular during World War II, this earth-friendly farming practice is finally making a comeback. Discover the many benefits of biodynamic farming and how more farms can qualify for certification. 

Saffron, the most exotic of all spices, has been hand picked for your enjoyment. Add it to bread, seafood, and paella for a delicate flavor.

Saffron

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