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How often do you search for the answer to a question you have or where the best place is to order lunch from? Chances are, you do so at least once a day. What if you could help fund tree…
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Every Earth Day people around the world take action to create a healthier environment. Tree planting is often a popular activity. Last year, a small Bay Area startup came up with a plan to sustainably plant trees year-round in the most…
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Back in 2013, Kuli Kuli introduced moringa, a healthy new superfood more nutritious than kale, to healthy consumers across the US. Moringa has since spread like wildfire, taking the nation by storm. Moringa, the super green that’s more nutritious than…
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At Kuli Kuli we believe it’s important to have a close and cohesive team and so once a quarter we hold a team retreat to be out of office with the whole team to do fun activities and to regain our focus of…
Continue readingNEW WHOLE FOODS MARKET PRODUCTS CONNECT HAITIAN FARMERS TO U.S. CONSUMERS How a Natural Energy Shot and an Organic Chocolate Bar Are Changing Agriculture in Haiti PORT-AU-PRINCE, HAITI, February 17, 2016 — Two new products debuted this month in the U.S….
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Hearts, cupid, red candy, flowers, and chocolates – these are a few things that mark that February 14th has arrived. Valentine’s Day traditions began with Saint Valentine in ancient Rome, who was killed for aiding prisoners. Some legends state that…
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Kuli Kuli joined forces with Chef José Andrés, one of TIME magazine’s 100 most influential people, to introduce moringa into the American palate. Together with Andrés’ non profit, World Central Kitchen, and Haitian nonprofit Smallholder Farmer’s Alliance we launched a…
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Coming out of the medical community this week, a new connection found that a diet high in fiber for adolescents is linked to a reduced risk of breast cancer later in life. This study looked at the information from over…
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On Thursday, January 7, 2016 the federal government released its new dietary guidelines. Does anybody care? While you may not turn to the national government for information on dieting, these new guidelines serve as a reminder on how to understand…
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Who said caffeine was bad for you? Not the USDA! In their 2015-2020 Dietary Guidelines, the United States Department of Agriculture and the Department of Health and Human Services have included caffeine as part of a normal diet for the…
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