Saving the Amazon – Fodder podcast

The fires in the Amazon captured the world's attention. But what are you going to do about it? In this episode of Fodder, the podcast powered by Esca Bona, we chat with a company and the nonprofit it works with to save the forest.

Christine Kapperman, Senior Content Director

November 15, 2019

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Alter Eco recently gathered like-minded natural products industry brands to protect 4.5 million trees in the Amazon with its agroforestry partner, PUR Project.

The collaborative effort is emblematic of what the earth—and the people who work the land—need from businesses. But is it too late? Listen to this episode of the Fodder podcast to find out.

We talk about the state of the Amazon, why Alter Eco is involved and why all businesses should engage in environmental efforts with:

  • PUR Projet's Andrew Nobrega.

  • Alter Eco CEO Mike Forbes.

  • Ecovia's Amarjit Sahota.

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About the Author

Christine Kapperman

Senior Content Director, New Hope Network

As the senior content director at New Hope Network, Christine Kapperman combines her 20-year journalism background with her passion for business to cover the natural products industry for newhope.com and Natural Foods Merchandiser magazine. She also led content at worldteanews.com. She loves tracking (and tasting) trends as she shares what’s next to show up in cups, plates and in pantries across the United States.

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