Business
Traditional Medicinals
A 50-year-old herbal tea company combining traditional plant knowledge with plant science to produce 60+ organic herbal-medicinal teas, lozenges, and capsules. USDA Organic, Fair for Life®, FairWild® certified, and a B Corporation; one of the longest-running B Corps in the herbal-product industry.
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What they do
Traditional Medicinals makes functional herbal teas and herb-based products at consumer-grocery scale. Sixty-plus tea formulations including the well-known Smooth Move (senna), Throat Coat ([[slippery-elm|slippery elm]] + licorice), Mother’s Milk ([[fenugreek|fenugreek]] + fennel), and Nighty Night (passionflower + chamomile). All certified USDA Organic; supply chain certified Fair for Life® and FairWild® to protect both growers and wild-harvested species. Certified B Corporation; ~50 years in operation.
Why it’s listed
The herbal industry’s bottom-end has always been adulterated, inconsistent, and ethically opaque — herbs marketed as one species turn out to be another, growers go unpaid, wild populations get exhausted. Traditional Medicinals built the opposite model decades before “ethical sourcing” became marketing language, and held it at a scale large enough to put real volume through certified-organic and fair-trade supply chains. The directory cares about herbalism (see [[la-bruja-apothecary]], [[natures-apothecary-stroudsburg]], [[mountain-rose-herbs]]), and Traditional Medicinals is the national/global node of that work.
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- Instance of: [[herbalism]]
- Shares approach with: [[pukka-herbs]] · [[mountain-rose-herbs]] · [[numi-tea]]
- Member of: [[business]]
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Related concepts: [[herbalism]] · [[organic-agriculture]] · [[b-corp]].
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Medicinal
shares approach with
- United Plant Savers United Plant Savers writes the At-Risk list; Traditional Medicinals + other herbal companies sign onto FairWild and source against it
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