Discover how brands have leveraged certification to build consumer trust, expand their market reach, and grow their business.
Purely Elizabeth's grain-free products investment in third-party certifications has played a major role in expanding marketing opportunities.
“Today, consumers following the Paleo or Keto diets get excited to see the certification to know we've done the work for them.”
Elizabeth Stein
Purely Elizabeth
Kevin's Natural Foods
How Kevin's Natural Foods used certification to build trust and scale rapidly.
“Our Paleo and Keto Certifications have been particularly useful... the Paleo Foundation gives us an objective set of principles that are well-defined and regularly scrutinized.”
Kevin McCray
Kevin's Natural Foods
Ayoba: Organic & Ethically Crafted
“Obtaining the certifications allowed us to tap into the growing Paleo, Keto, and Whole30 communities in a way that was authentic.”
Emile van Blommestein, Co-Founder
Ayoba
Chomps
Chomps' rise as a market leader in meat snacks, backed by brand transparency, employee engagement, and third-party certification.
“Third-party certification has been an integral part of Chomps' growth strategy, helping us build trust with consumers who prioritize transparency.”
Pete Maldonado
Chomps
Lesser Evil's third-party paleo and grain-free certifications are part of integrated branding strategy focused on multifaceted sustainability.
“Sustainability is not just a buzzword for us—it is at the core of everything we do as a brand.”
Charles Coristine
LesserEvil
Natural Force combines third-party certifications with a remote workforce model to drive creativity, productivity, and significant business growth.
“Being Certified Paleo and Keto Certified gives our customers the assurance that our products meet the highest standards.”
Justin Quinn
Natural Force
Amazi Foods is redefining agricultural supply chains by working directly with Ugandan farmers to create certified, ethical snack products.
“Certification was key to opening doors with retailers who wanted to see that third-party validation.”
Amanuel Habtamu
Amazi Foods
Kasandrinos Extra Virgin Olive Oil: Taking a Known Product to New Heights
Artisan Tropic: A Case Study of Single-Sourcing Ingredients, and the Effect of Transparency on Consumer and Retail Interest.
Kevin’s Natural Foods: Market Analysis and Innovation to Create a Niche
4th & Heart: Leveraging the Possibilities of Ghee and Third-Party Certification for Increased Brand Awareness
Bee Free: A Health Food Brand Born to Help Win the Fight for Autism
Ryan Farr: 4505 Meats Resourcefulness of Whole Animal Agriculture
Case Study on Rickaroons: Assessing the Role of Community Investment and the Impact of Certifications on Sustainable Business Practices
Cleveland Kitchen brings a new line of Keto Certified fermented dressings and marinades into the kitchens of Americans.
Besides being the first CBD protein bar on the market, 5280 Bars has also set itself up for long-term success with ingredient transparency.
Restaurants are facing a growing demand for Grain-free and Keto bread alternatives. Good thing there's Unbun Foods!
Certified Paleo Tribalí Foods takes its commitment to putting regenerative and humanely raised meat products seriously.
SeaSnax continues to grow by leaps and bounds, but they certainly didn't grow their seaweed snack brand the traditional way.
Osso Good Company has built a thriving business by taking the time to bring healthy bone broths and Paleo soups to people strapped for time.
Returning to a hunter-gatherer civilization might not be feasible but Pili Hunters are proving that wild harvesting practices are viable.
Broken Arrow Ranch proves that health food businesses can offer important ecological services while thriving financially.
Case study: How Forbes 30 under 30 Carly Stein developed Beekeeper's Naturals around a sustainability cause: protecting bees.
Silver Fern Farms is a New Zealand-based group of farmers, dedicated to providing grass-fed beef, venison, and lamb to consumers worldwide.
