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Once Upon a Farm partners with Equitable Food Initiative

- General News
Once Upon a Farm set a goal to source 7,000,000 pounds of organic produce from EFI-certified suppliers, covering an estimated 30% of ingredients purchased for their core portfolio in 2024.

Equitable Food Initiative extends facilitation courses

- General News
Previously offered exclusively to EFI-certified farming operations, the expansion of these courses presents a valuable professional development opportunity for suppliers and growers.

EFI creates sustainability training for produce professionals

- General News
EFI created a multi-day, customized course aimed at equipping produce professionals with the knowledge to coordinate and report on sustainability efforts at their operations.

EFI offers resources to keep farmworkers safe from heat illness

- General News
With record temperatures soaring nationwide and labor-intensive planting and harvesting activities peaking, safeguarding farmworkers' health and safety is of the utmost importance.

EFI celebrates Farmworker Awareness Week growth

- General News
Publicity and social engagement throughout the agricultural industry involved politicians, government agencies, schools and businesses.

EFI to showcase sustainable farming practices in three upcoming events

- General News
Equitable Food Initiative, the capacity-building and certification organization that partners with growers, farmworkers, retailers and consumer groups, is pleased to announce three upcoming sustainability offerings.

How a bakery in Guatemala came to share the name of a Canadian greenhouse

- Analysis
As we celebrate the month of gratitude, let us not forget the unsung heroes of the food behind our favorite recipes: farmworkers.

EFI celebrates National Gratitude Month

- General News
Equitable Food Initiative is celebrating National Gratitude Month by sharing stories of gratitude and success from farmworkers

Equitable Food Initiative announces new hires

- General News
The certification organization, which partners with growers, farmworkers, retailers, and consumer groups, welcomes two new employees

National Farm Safety and Health Week provides opportunity to review less-considered injury risks

- Analysis
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reports there were about 2.6 million workers employed in agriculture on farms in 2022. While that may sound like a lot of workers, the industry is facing labor shortages as it works to grow, harvest, pack, and process food for more than 330 million Americans.