Blogger Lisa Johnson set out to feed her family exclusively from Whole Foods Market for a USDA-calculated “thrifty” budget of $491.10 for 30 days. Read about her success.

Stop the insanity! I help with customer inquiries here at Whole Foods Market and we’ve been hearing some wild, off-base stories from folks around the country lately.

For brevity’s sake, I’m going to list them here in hopes of dispelling these rumors.

Rumor No. 1: Whole Foods Market has been bought by Monsanto. No! What crazy talk! We’ve never had any affiliation with that company. We are publicly traded; our majority shareholders are listed in documents filed with the SEC and, I promise, Monsanto is not on the list and never has been.

The less you toss the more you save. Can a few minutes of focus on your fridge contents save money AND the planet?

October 24th is a national day of awareness for healthy eating and affordable, accessible food. We’ve joined with Epicurious to help you plan a Food Day event.

Find out what it means for a grocery store to be “certified organic” and why it’s so important to maintain organic integrity from seed to shopping cart.

What does “organic” really mean? Find out the precise requirements and discover why supporting organic agriculture is so important.

This September, we’re celebrating National Organic Harvest Month in our stores across the US and that means we’re celebrating the organic farmers we partner with. Organic farmers not only encourage biodiversity, they depend on it — both above and below the ground.

September is National Organic Harvest Month. Celebrate with us and check out the Top 10 Reasons to Go Organic!

Let’s teach kids a new way to be picky. Pick whole grains, fresh fruits and veggies along with healthy proteins.

Raising organic chicken is no simple undertaking. Learn what’s involved and how our organic chicken suppliers raise their birds.