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ReGen Brands Launches Ecosystem to Provide Education, Community, and Financing for CPG Brands Supporting Regenerative Agriculture

Boulder, Oct. 15, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — ReGen Brands, dedicated to nourishing brands that regenerate life, today announced the launch of an unprecedented education, community, and financing ecosystem for CPG brands supporting regenerative agriculture. This ecosystem aims to catalyze a food system transformation to restore the health of our soils, our food, our people, and our planet. 

At the helm are three natural foods veterans: ReGen Brands Podcast hosts and leading voices in the regenerative agriculture industry Anthony Corsaro and Kyle Krull are joined by Arron Mansika, who has almost two decades of natural foods industry expertise, including the co-creation of the Naturally Network. 

“A regenerative food system needs regenerative brands – brands building holistic solutions with nutrition, climate, biodiversity, and social equity in mind,” said Anthony Corsaro, Co-Founder of ReGen Brands. “We’ve spent the last three years deeply understanding the significant unmet needs of this community, and we’re launching this new ecosystem to help solve them. We exist to inform, connect, and fund the regenerative revolution of CPG.”

ReGen Brands’ multifaceted approach to supporting brands that support regenerative agriculture holds the promise of advancing the entire regenerative movement. This new ecosystem will feature three entities: ReGen Brands Institute, ReGen Brands Coalition, and ReGen Brands Capital. 

“The Coalition gives us a platform to amplify our shared regenerative mission and collaborate on solutions that are bigger than any one brand,” said Daniela Jensen, Co-Founder of Big Picture Foods and Board Member of ReGen Brands Coalition. “Together, we can drive systemic change.” 

“The success of the regenerative movement depends on the success of individual regenerative brands,” said Kyle Krull, Co-Founder of ReGen Brands. “Regenerative brands face unique supply chain challenges, an evolving certification landscape, complex consumer messaging decisions, diverse retailer requirements, and many more distinct issues. Brands supporting regenerative agriculture need an opportunity to learn from each other and work together to solve the biggest issues affecting their individual companies and the movement at large.  We designed this ecosystem to be a home for that work.” 

The leaders of the new ReGen Brands ecosystem combine diverse expertise to lead this industry-first ecosystem. Co-founder Kyle Krull serves as the Senior Director of Sales at Kettle & Fire and brings more than a decade of natural foods industry expertise, including serving as a key contributor to Kettle & Fire’s growth and success. Co-founder Anthony Corsaro has a 100-year family legacy in food, serves as an active angel investor in many regenerative brands, and stands as a leading voice in the regenerative agriculture movement. Inaugural Executive Director Arron Maniska has almost two decades of experience in natural products. He was the Co-Creator, an Inaugural Board Member, and the Inaugural Executive Director of Naturally Boulder, eventually co-creating the Naturally Network.

ABOUT REGEN BRANDS: 
ReGen Brands aims to help catalyze a food system transformation to restore the health of our soils, our food, our people, and our planet. ReGen Brands believes a regenerative farming transition requires a regenerative CPG transition – because regeneration won’t happen without market demand. Their unprecedented commercial, community, and financial resources for CPG brands supporting regenerative agriculture nourish brands pushing for the holistic potential of regenerative agriculture and developing innovative products and operations that address the climate crisis, restore biodiversity, and foster human health.

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