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Seth Goldman, the co-founder of Honest Tea and founder of Eat The Change, discusses his journey as an entrepreneur and his commitment to sustainable, plant-based foods. Honest Tea revolutionized the beverage industry by offering organic, fair trade drinks while maintaining a focus on environmental sustainability. As a pioneer in the health-conscious food movement, Goldman’s work has influenced how we think about corporate responsibility, consumer health, and environmental impact.
Goldman also shares insights from his journey in founding Eat The Change, an organization focused on promoting plant-based eating as a sustainable solution to climate change. With the launch of ventures like PLNT Burger, he emphasizes the need to shift how food systems operate globally, making them more inclusive, health-conscious, and environmentally friendly. His entrepreneurial spirit is matched by his dedication to positive social change, demonstrating that businesses can be both profitable and socially responsible.
Throughout the conversation, Goldman delves into the lessons he has learned from leading socially impactful companies, balancing growth with purpose. His commitment to transparency, ethical sourcing, and community engagement sets a model for the next generation of philanthropists and entrepreneurs.
22:10 | 2013
Tags: Honest Tea, PLNT Burger, Eat the Change,
In 1998, Seth Goldman became a prominent entrepreneur best known as the co-founder of Honest Tea, a company that helped pioneer the organic beverage market with a focus on sustainability and fair trade. Under his leadership, Honest Tea became a leader in socially responsible business practices, emphasizing environmental impact and transparency.
In addition to his work with Honest Tea, Goldman is the founder of Eat The Change, a venture focused on promoting plant-based eating as a solution to climate change. Through initiatives like PLNT Burger, he continues to advocate for healthier, more sustainable food systems.
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