Nature's Path
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The common apple has an uncommonly impressive amout of nutrients and health benefits to its name.
Rich, buttery, and surprisingly sweet in taste, pecans offer the perfect amount of crunch.
Ever wondered what a grape would do if you dehydrated it? You've got yourself a delicious raisin! These little dried fruits are deliciously sweet.
Often considered a superfood for the ALA Omega-3s contained within these tiny seeds, flax adds a delicious nutty flavor and a boost of nutrition in every bite.
Apple Cinnamon: Whole grain rolled oats*, cane sugar*, dried apple*, cinnamon*, sea salt, apple flavour. Multigrain Raisin: Whole grain rolled oats*, wheat flakes*, cane sugar*, raisins* (coated with sunflower oil*), cinnamon*, sea salt. Flax Plus: Whole grain rolled oats*, cane sugar*, flax seeds*, sea salt. Maple Nut: Whole grain rolled oats*, sugars* (cane sugar*, maple sugar*), pecans*, sea salt, maple flavour*. *Organic.
We have an annual goal to donate at least 2 million dollars in food to food banks, partners, charities and other causes. In addition, every time you purchase one of our EnviroKidz products, a portion of the sales is donated to support endangered species, habitat conservation and environmental education for kids worldwide. We’ve raised over $3 million for our partner organizations to date.
Beyond organic, we have big environmental sustainability goals. All of our production facilities are now zero waste, we’re always improving our energy and water conservation.
Arran and Ratana founded Nature’s Path in 1985, but the idea was planted much earlier - as far back as the 1930s. Not only have we been organic since the beginning, we were pioneers of the organic movement and will continue to be strong stewards of the land.
Try making one of our delicious recipes developed with you in mind. Each recipe is made with our organic products. Which one will you try first?
