Nature’s Way® is one of the most recognized and trusted manufacturers of dietary supplements and vitamins. A pioneer in herbal supplements, the Nature’s Way brand is known for its expansive offerings of whole herbs, standardized extracts, vitamins & minerals, and homeopathic remedies. Beyond herbal supplements, Nature’s Way manufactures trusted brands such as Alive! ® multi-vitamins, Fortify probiotics, Umcka® Cold Care, and Sambucus. Our brands are sold through retail partners in the grocery, drug, mass, health food store, eCommerce and other channels, and we are proud to be growing rapidly.
Employees at Nature’s Way have a passion for building trustworthy brands that help improve the health and wellness of others. This is our mission and it forms the basis of everything we do. Whether developing science-based formulas, utilizing top-quality ingredients, or diligently adhering to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Nature’s Way is known for its unwavering commitment to quality and efficacy. That’s why consumers know that if it’s Nature’s Way, they can “Trust the Leaf®.”
Solutions for Sustainable Living. Family-owned since 2000, Eartheasy sells garden, outdoor and eco-friendly home products online and publishes free guides to living more sustainably.
Founded by Greg Seaman, Eartheasy has been referenced in numerous books and publications, including 'An Inconvenient Truth' by Al Gore, Businessweek and Newsweek. Our goal is simple: to encourage, inspire and inform people about the benefits of a simpler, less materialistic lifestyle, and the importance of protecting our natural environment as the source of our well-being.
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The Urban Worm Company is a veteran-owned small business in the Philadelphia area centered around vermicomposting education and sales of compost bins, coco coir and composting supplies to include our flagship product, Urban Worm Bag.
The Urban Worm Company also consults on small to mid-scale composting solutions for businesses and institutions seeking to recycle organic waste.