Dr. Bronner's Análise de participação de mercado de novembro 2025

Regenerative Organic Agriculture Combats Climate Change on the Ground “To forget how to dig the earth and tend the soil is to forget ourselves.”—Mahatma Gandhi As humans, we’ve sent people to the moon and cracked the human genome, but we are just beginning to understand the complexities of soil. For too long we looked at soil as merely something to hold plants up, rather than a miraculous living membrane crucial for human and ecosystem health. Soils, when healthy, produce more food, retain more water and sequester significant quantities of carbon from the atmosphere. In fact, a third of the excess carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is from oxidized organic matter of depleted topsoil on mismanaged farms and overgrazed rangelands. Regenerative Organic Certification (ROC™)  is setting a new rigorous new standard for ethical and environmental integrity  by weaving together three core pillars: soil health, animal welfare, and farmer and worker fairness. It’s not just about “less harm” but about actively restoring ecosystems and communities.  Dr. Bronner’s proudly uses Regenerative Organic Certified® oils in our soaps and body care products. By sourcing ingredients like coconut, palm, and mint oil through ROC supply chains, we help build healthier soils, support fair livelihoods for farmers, and ensure animals are treated with respect. For us, ROC is more than a seal on a label—it’s proof that every product can help heal the Earth while caring for people.  Further reading: What Is Regenerative Organic Agriculture? Industrial agriculture is a key driver in the generation of greenhouse gases. Synthetic fertilizers and pesticides kill soil life essential to building organic matter. Monocultures, land change, deforestation, waste and transportation are all part of a food system that generates significant emissions. Fortunately, regenerative organic agriculture, if practiced on our farms and rangelands, can sequester huge amounts of excess carbon from the air and bring i