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Row 7 Seed Company, an organic food company known for its commitment to flavor and innovation in the seed-to-table movement, is thrilled to announce the nationwide availability of its category-redefining fall crops: Upstate Abundance potatoes and Koginut squash.

Whole Foods Market released its second annual Impact Report – available here – which provides an in-depth look at the company’s investments in reducing waste, championing climate smart agriculture, empowering its Team Members, thoughtfully sourcing its products, and strengthening the communities in which it operates.

Too Good To Go, the social impact company behind the world's largest marketplace app for surplus food, and Whole Foods Market, the world's leading natural and organic foods retailer, are thrilled to announce their nationwide initiative to save good food from going to waste.

Whole Foods Market CEO Jason Buechel, alongside 70 Team Members, rang the Nasdaq opening bell today to celebrate the 20th anniversary of its first New York City flagship store.

Plenty Unlimited Inc. today announced it has doubled its retail presence, making its zero-pesticide leafy greens readily available to Californians with its expansion to all Whole Foods Market stores and Gelson’s Markets throughout the state.

Whole Foods Market announced participants in its newest cohorts today for two tracks of the Local and Emerging Accelerator Program (LEAP): Early Growth and On the Verge.

Whole Foods' Impact Report provides a 360-degree view of the company’s strategic approach to combatting food waste, reducing its carbon footprint, consciously sourcing products, and supporting Team Members’ growth and wellbeing.

Smallhold, a Certified B Corporation and leaders in organic specialty mushrooms, today announced their fresh mushrooms are launching nationally at Whole Foods Market stores across the United States.

The changes reportedly are taking place in the company’s regional vs. global office structure, and three regional presidents are leaving Whole Foods. Reorganization is expected to happen over the next two months.