Thrive Market, Inc.
E-Commerce
Thrive Market is a premier online retailer specializing in organic and non-GMO groceries. The platform offers a wide array of health-conscious products, from organic snacks to sustainably sourced household items, ensuring accessible, healthy living for all. With a commitment to affordability, Thrive Market provides price matching and exclusive member savings, complemented by eco-friendly shipping and personalized shopping assistance.
Founded: 2014
Nicholas R. Green Co-Founder and CEO |
Sasha Siddhartha Co-Founder and CTO |
Karen Cate CFO and Operations Executive |
Jeremiah McElwee Chief Merchandising Officer |
Nolan R. Green Chief of Staff |
Kate Mulling Co-Founder |
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Thrive Market announced that its owned brands are officially Plastic Neutral certified. The brand is partnering with rePurpose Global, the world’s leading Plastic Action Platform, to support funding the recovery of as much nature-bound plastic waste as it uses across its branded product packaging and shipping materials.
In 2020, Thrive Market became the largest online grocer in the U.S. to be B Corp certified, and in 2021, the company generated more than $400 million in annual revenue. Thrive Market also plans to be plastic-neutral by the end of 2023 and carbon negative by 2025.
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Thrive Market debuted in 2014 and offers natural and organic food and products at reduced prices through its yearly membership model.
Online health and wellness grocer Thrive Market has grown through a membership model like Costco selling exclusively healthy alternatives like Whole Foods, but priced ~25-50% below traditional prices. It makes such goods, most especially private label, affordable to middle-class moms on a budget.
Thrive Market has positioned itself as a more affordable and accessible alternative to Whole Foods.