The Problem
For years, blue lotus farmers in Thailand have faced pressures from large companies seeking to produce low-cost products, trapping these farmers in a cycle of poverty and exploitation. The common perception is that blue lotus should be inexpensive, often compromising quality in the process.

The Solution
By establishing direct partnerships with these dedicated farmers, we can break this cycle. Offering a fair price for their meticulously hand-harvested blue lotus ensures that funds are reinvested into sustainable farming practices. This direct approach not only nurtures the land but also uplifts the farmers, enhancing their quality of life.