Earth911 Podcast: La Tourangelle’s Mattheiu Kohlmeyer on the Path to Regenerative Farming

Earth911 Podcast: La Tourangelle’s Mattheiu Kohlmeyer on the Path to Regenerative Farming

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Encouraging regenerative farming practices can begin with aware purchasing selections, however there are various challenges forward. Mattheiu Kohlmeyer, founder and CEO of La Tourangelle, a Berkeley, Calif.-based maker of artisanal cooking oils, a few of that are produced utilizing regenerative farming techniques, discusses the ins and outs of rising wholesome, inexpensive regenerative foods. La Tourangelle makes a wide range of oils, together with almond, avocado, sunflower, grapeseed, and olive oil. The firm sources nuts and seeds from regenerative farmers in Eastern Europe and California, upcycling nuts when potential to scale back its environmental impression. La Tourangelle additionally makes use of post-consumer recycled supplies in packaging and its spray oils use no chemical propellants or aerosols.

Mattheiu Kohlmeyer, Founder & CEO of La Tourangelle
Mattheiu Kohlmeyer, Founder & CEO of La Tourangelle, is our visitor on Sustainability in Your Ear.

Regenerative farming can restore soils — the U.S. loses about 5.6 tons of topsoil per acre per 12 months, and by leaving soil untilled, permitting pure biology to play out within the absence of chemical compounds, it’s estimated that wholesome soil might sequester 1 / 4 of a billion tons of CO2 yearly. Mattheiu not too long ago contributed an article at Earth911, Regenerative Farming Practices: Food for a Healthier Planet. Regenerative farming is a complete follow that an historic drought within the West makes more durable. You can be taught extra about La Tourangelle at latourangelle.com.