When it comes to nutritious snacks, we will always come back to almonds. Crunchy with a slightly sweet finish, we enjoy a handful (or two, or three) pretty much daily.
Sustainable goodness
Maisie Jane's uses water-saving, solar-powered irrigation practices in their family almond orchards.
How it does good
Fewer carbon emissions, more bees
From harvesting to packaging, Maisie Jane's makes it a priority to protect our earth. It starts on their farms. They plant wildflowers around their nut orchards to attract bees and sustainably harvest honey. Once the goods are harvested, they're brought to a processing facility that runs on 100% Green-e® Energy Certified renewable energy.
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responsible sourcing
Maisie Jane's plants wildflowers throughout their orchards to attract and protect bees. -
low carbon footprint
All of Maisie Jane's products are processed and packaged using certified renewable energy sources. This helps them lower their carbon footprint. -
supporting key causes
Maisie Jane's donates to to the youth organization Future Farmers of America. They support emerging leaders in agricultural business, science, and technology.
How to use it
You can use these to make granola bars or even homemade almond butter.
When you're done...
The bag is recyclable through TerraCycle by following our special instructions.
These are general guidelines for broadly-recyclable materials. Check with your local recycler to confirm what they take.
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