Fieldnotes

Don't be an Ostrich

Don't be an Ostrich

When it comes to tackling big environmental challenges, people tend to fall into three camps: The Innovators, The Caretakers, and (you guessed it) The Ostriches. Each has a different take on how we should approach the future, but only one of these views will never get us where we need to go.

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From Polar Bears to Plankton—Protecting Earth’s Diverse Life

From Polar Bears to Plankton—Protecting Earth’s Diverse Life

Climate change isn’t happening in some far-off place—it’s here, it’s now, and it’s affecting every living thing on the planet. Scientists estimate that over the coming decades, about one million species could be pushed into the danger zone due to human-caused climate change. Many of them are already struggling to adapt.

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Four Cornerstones of Climate Action

Four Cornerstones of Climate Action

The global concentration of carbon dioxide has increased more than 25% in just 50 years. If we don’t reverse this trend, the very climate we depend on is at risk. But here’s the thing—four key factors account for a whopping 70% of our climate crisis. The good news? They’re all human choices, and we have alternatives. Let’s break them down.

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The Environmental & Climate Impact of Fish Oil

The Environmental & Climate Impact of Fish Oil

The environmental and climate impact of fish oil production is a significant issue driven by the increased demand for omega-3s. These challenges highlight the urgency of seeking sustainable alternatives, such as algae-based omega-3, to meet the global demand for omega-3 fatty acids without compromising the health of our planet and its oceans.

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Plastic Pollution & Marine Debris from Fish Oil

Plastic Pollution & Marine Debris from Fish Oil

Plastic pollution and marine debris are significant issues associated with the fish oil industry, contributing to the degradation of marine environments and negatively impacting marine life. Here’s a look at how these issues manifest and how switching to algae-based omega-3 can make a difference.

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Overfishing & Biodiversity Loss From Fish Oil

Overfishing & Biodiversity Loss From Fish Oil

Overfishing and biodiversity loss are significant issues that pose serious threats to the health and sustainability of our marine ecosystems. Making the switch from fish oil to algae-based omega-3 is a conscious and effective action to combat overfishing and biodiversity loss.

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Introducing Ocean Saving Omega™: A Revolutionary Algae-Based Omega-3 Fish Oil Replacement

Introducing Ocean Saving Omega™: A Revolutionary Algae-Based Omega-3 Fish Oil Replacement

Ocean Saving Omega™ is not just another Omega-3 supplement. I believe that it can become the tipping point the omega-3 industry needs to transition away from fish oil, which is harmful to the ocean (and as a result, harmful to us).

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Product Spotlight: Vegan Omega 3 DHA + DPA

The Transparent Tale of Freshfield's Semi-Winterized Vegan Omega 3 DHA + DPA Oil

Amidst the rows of dietary supplements, Freshfield has committed to delivering premium quality while holding steadfast to our values of transparency, customer wellbeing, and environmental sustainability. In our Vegan Omega 3 DHA + DPA, we have consciously chosen to utilize semi-winterized oil, a decision bred from the goal of maintaining quality while ensuring cost-effectiveness. But what does "semi-winterized" mean, and why is it significant?

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Plant-Based Bioplastics: Freshfield's Move to Pioneer Sustainability

Plant-Based Bioplastics: Freshfield's Move to Pioneer Sustainability

Navigating through the many environmental challenges faced by our world today, Freshfield is taking a decisive step towards a more sustainable (and plastic free) future. We have decided to transition from conventional plastic packaging to plant-based bioplastics as a stride towards embracing a planet-over-profit attitude, championing biodiversity, and leading the change we direly need in the consumer packaged goods industry. We believe in progress over perfection and that this transition is a step in the right direction. 

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