The idea of fair trade can be summarized as a global movement to trade based on partnership, instead of exploitation. Fair trade protects prices for farmers and workers and provides clean, fair, and good working conditions for all. It was started by a woman named Edna Ruth Byler in 1946 in Puerto Rico who began importing needlecrafts from low-income women in South America.
For the Biome offers clinically effective supplements & skincare with the world's finest whole-food ingredients. Come check out their free product demonstration!
Down to Earth Pearlridge
Join us to learn about Malama Mushrooms, a family owned business based in Kona, Hawaii, and their functional mushroom powders. Don't miss out!
Down to Earth Pearlridge
Learn some expert tips from Dr. Roxanne about the benefits of juicing. Did you know juicing may reduce your risk of cancer, boost immunity and aid digestion? So pick out a few of your favorite fruits and vegetables and get to juicing!
Down to Earth Kailua, in the dining area
October is Non-GMO Month and Down to Earth loves to support non-genetically modified products. Shop our stores and support brands and farmers that are dedicated to organic, sustainable, and non-GMO production, like Ko Farms in Palolo.
For the Biome offers clinically effective supplements & skincare with the world's finest whole-food ingredients. Come check out their free product demonstration!
Down to Earth Pearlridge
Join us for a FREE product demo! We will be displaying the EM-1 Microbial Inoculant, which is a multi use concentrate which can be used for gardening, cleaning, deodorizing and pets.
Down to Earth Pearlridge
Each year on October 1st, we get to celebrate World Vegetarian Day! The North American Vegetarian Society created this day back in 1977, and we’ve been promoting the joy, compassion, and life-enhancing benefits of vegetarianism ever since. Vegetarianism has grown in popularity over the years, and for good reason. The health, environmental, and ethical benefits are proven.
Supporting local makes a big difference! September 22 is Eat Local Day, an occasion to remember the importance of choosing locally grown and produced items. Just some of the benefits are:
