This woman-led company wants to save the Earth from the damage your jeans have caused.

6 Things You Need To Know Today (June 19)
by Emma Loewe
Originally published on: www.mindbodygreen.com
Your small actions can have far reaching impacts. These are the real-time effects of Ripple milk being sold.
by Emma Loewe
Originally published on: www.mindbodygreen.com
This woman-led company wants to save the Earth from the damage your jeans have caused.
by Adele Peters
Originally published on: www.fastcompany.com
Ripple’s new pea-based milk products have been enormously successful. Now the company is back in the lab to find ways to replace the milk protein in half-and-half and yogurt.
by Rachel Zurer
Originally published on: consciouscompanymedia.com
In an exclusive in-depth interview, this successful social entrepreneur reveals his lessons on how business can lead the way to a better world.
by Anna Starostinetskaya
Originally published on: vegnews.com
The shelf-stable, pea protein-packed milk boxes are a perfect way for parents to fight against dairy milk’s unfortunate return to the National School Lunch Program.
by Lena T.
Originally published on: www.clearlyveg.com
The 8oz packs, which are made shelf-stable through a manufacturing process, are available in both Chocolate and Vanilla, with Original and Unsweetened Original set to be released later on this year.
by MEGHAN FRENCH DUNBAR AND RACHEL ZURER
Originally published on: consciouscompanymedia.com
IN AN EXCLUSIVE IN-DEPTH INTERVIEW, THIS SUCCESSFUL SOCIAL ENTREPRENEUR REVEALS HIS LESSONS ON HOW BUSINESS CAN LEAD THE WAY TO A BETTER WORLD Adam Lowry thinks big. When he and his former roommate fo
Alternatives to dairy milk have spiked in popularity over the last several years, with U.S. sales of milk made out of plants reaching nearly $2 billion in 2015.
by Minda Smiley
Originally published on: www.thedrum.com
Pea-based milk brand Ripple has been on a mission to brand itself as the crème de la crème of the non-dairy milk category.
by LISA HELD
Originally published on: civileats.com
The DAIRY PRIDE Act is pitting Big Dairy against plant-based milks producers in a labeling feud.
by Brad Avery
Originally published on: www.bevnet.com
Just weeks after the introduction of a Senate measure designed to prevent makers of plant-based dairy substitutes from using terms like “milk” or “yogurt” on their packages…
by ADELE PETERS
Originally published on: www.fastcoexist.com
Welcome to the next front in the war between old and new food systems.
by Anahad O’Connor
Originally published on: www.nytimes.com
If milk comes from a plant, can you still call it milk?