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California's Almond Industry and the Buzz Around Sustainability

California's almond industry documents its sustainability journey—involving everything from water use to bee protection measures

June 26, 2020

As consumers are increasingly interested in sustainability and the environmental footprint of the foods they eat, the Almond Board of California (ABC) recognizes that it's important for manufacturers to be able to report on and communicate about their supply chain sustainability.

This Bar Saves Lives

New varieties are available at Starbucks, Target and Whole Foods

October 19, 2016

For every bar purchased, the brand donates a packet of life-saving food to a child in need.

noosa Blooms for Bees

noosa yoghurt commits to program that helps bees thrive

September 27, 2016

This multi-year investment will help expand Bee Friendly Farming, a program of the Pollinator Partnership (P2), created to help pollinators thrive in agricultural landscapes.

General Mills to Protect Bees from Pesticides

After dialogue with investors, General Mills updates pollinator policies

July 16, 2015

Following engagement with investors and advocates, General Mills a major packaged foods company to improve policies to protect bees and other pollinators from the impacts of pesticides.

New Funding for Water Efficiency, Bee and Farming Research

Almond Board of California announces $2.5 Million investment in environmental research

July 15, 2015

The Almond Board of California (ABC) announced a $2.5 million dollar commitment to independent, third-party research into next-generation farming practices.

EnerBee Participates in Share the Buzz Campaign

Effort promotes awareness of the significant relationship between bees and food supply

April 17, 2015

For the many people out there who know about the alarming decline in the honeybee population, it will come as welcome news that the nation's largest organic grocery chain Whole Foods Market is continuing its annual “Share The Buzz” campaign in an effort to maintain awareness about the significant relationship between bees and our food supply.

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