We’re not in the business of making shareholders happy. In fact, we don’t have shareholders. We’re in the business of cooking delicious, organic vegetarian meals for everyone.

Organic farming has a big impact. It nourishes the soil rather than stripping it of its nutrients so that the soil stays healthy for future generations. And it’s better for the people working in the fields.

All of our dishes are non-GMO, and we’re a proud supporter of GMO labeling initiatives because we believe that people have a right to know what they put in their bodies. We were also one of the first to market with non-BPA-lined cans, and we’re happy to see many other food companies following our lead.

Our commitment to organic ensures that farmers aren’t exposed to harmful chemicals and pesticides.

When we learned that many of our employees weren’t using their health insurance to visit doctors because of language barriers and not wanting to take time off work, we built on-site Health Centres staffed with bilingual doctors to ensure that all of our employees and their families are getting the proper care they need.

We’ve earned a reputation among farmers for being too picky and overly demanding. This is something we’re proud of. Because we don’t manufacture food, we cook it with love. And we believe that if we care about everything we do and everyone we cook for, then you’ll be able to taste the love.

Our goal is to do things the right way. Right by our customers. Right by our farmers. Right by our family of employees. And right by our Earth. The right way isn’t always the smart way or the easy way, but it’s the only way we’re interested in.