The Good Trade is a Los Angeles-based lifestyle media brand founded in Los Angeles in 2014. Our mission is to serve, nurture, and inspire our readers with meaningful content about the issues that matter for an intentional life. We provide over 100M readers with vetted shopping recommendations and editorials on sustainability, slow living, and self-care. Our website and award-winning daily newsletter of over 350,000 subscribers have been featured in Forbes, Fast Company, TechRadar, New York Magazine, and more as a beloved women’s media brand.
Eco Products Group (EPG) is an environmental technology corporation developing proprietary water conservation products for residential, commercial and institutional environments. The corporation currently holds (10) patents and patents pending, including a proprietary water faucet cylinder valve that represents the first technical innovation in faucet valve design since the ball valve introduced by Delta faucet fifty years ago.
The EPG technology and product lines enable the consumer to conserve 50% - 70% of the water that normally flows down a sink into the sewer system untouched and unused. Currently water conservation programs on the part of water utilities and municipalities consist of public relations programs urging the consumers to “Reduce your Use” or “Save a Drop” through bumper sticker programs. The only available products are faucet flow restrictors and high efficiency toilets (HET) that have been enthusiastically accepted and implemented by most municipalities. There is, however, no integrated residential system or technology to enable a consumer to control and minimize their consumption of water through the faucet, sink, shower or tub.
Premium Goods has established itself since 2004 as a go-to destination for those who share a passion for style and the sneaker culture.
Houston native and long time sneaker-head, Jennifer Ford, had a vision of bringing a boutique sneaker shop experience to her beloved city. In the fall of 2004, Premium Goods launched on the scene as the first independent sneaker boutique in Texas. Located in Rice Village, and conveniently accessible to all corners of the city, Premium Goods has become part of the city's fabric and Houston’s culture. Local artists, musicians, designers, and athletes appreciate the culture the store brings, and frequently seek opportunities to partner on collaborations and events.