"Traditional Medicinals, the leading botanical wellness company and Certified B Corporation, today announced it has achieved Fair for Life certification as a brandholder, joining one of the world's most comprehensive and rigorous standards for social responsibility, environmental sustainability, and ethical trade. This milestone will be reflected in upcoming product launches, including Rosy Mood™, Stress Ease Calm® debuting in September, and a reformulated Ginger Aid , each bearing third-party certifications that reflect the brand's deep commitment to regenerative harmony."
"Fair for Life represents one of the most comprehensive fair trade certifications available, examining every step of the supply chain from cultivation and wild collection to processing, manufacturing, and distribution, to ensure fair working conditions, just compensation, and environmental responsibility. Unlike certifications that focus on a single point in production, Fair for Life requires transparency and accountability across all supply chain actors, including farmers, harvesters, cooperatives, processors, packers, and brandholders."
""Fair for Life is more than a label, it's a commitment woven into every step of the journey," said Jamie Horst, Chief Purpose Officer at Traditional Medicinals. "From the farmers and wild collectors who harvest our herbs to the teams who carefully craft and package our teas, this certification helps ensure dignity, equity, and long-term support for communities and ecosystems. It's one more way we're turning our values into action, so every cup of tea does more good for people and the planet.""
Traditional Medicinals achieved Fair for Life certification as a brandholder, aligning its operations with comprehensive standards for social responsibility, environmental sustainability, and ethical trade. The certification will appear on upcoming product launches, including Rosy Mood™, Stress Ease Calm® and a reformulated Ginger Aid, each carrying third-party certifications. Fair for Life evaluates every supply chain stage — cultivation, wild collection, processing, manufacturing, and distribution — to ensure fair working conditions, just compensation, and environmental responsibility. The standard requires transparency and accountability across farmers, collectors, cooperatives, processors, packers, and brandholders. The certification emphasizes mutual responsibility and long-term partnerships to support communities and ecosystems.
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