KAIBAE

KAIBAE is located in Santa Barbara, United States on 9 E Mission St. KAIBAE is rated 3 out of 5 in the category faculty of pharmacy in United States. KAIBAE is a wellness company that works in direct partnership with communities throughout Africa and South America in regions where natural resources are abundant and poverty is widespread. We revalue wild plants, considered Lost Crops™, to protect biodiversity, improve livelihoods, and support total wellbeing. Lost Crops™ have been wild-harvested or locally cultivated for generations but are virtually unknown outside local areas where they grow. They have a vigor not found in commercially farmed plants thanks to biodiversity in the soil and the environment they grow in. It's that vigor, a wild intelligence, that's captured in our ingredients. Over seven years we've formed secure, established partnerships with these communities and built networks of opportunity by taking the time to hear their stories, consciously weaving that narrative into making business decisions with the best interests of everyone in mind. Our harvests provide economic opportunity for the local communities, granting them better access to food, education, and healthcare. This brings value to Lost Crops™, preventing their destruction and protecting biodiversity. KAIBAE was amongst the first to introduce the U.S. market to Baobab Fruit Powder, an incredible food product that is packed with prebiotic fiber, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals. Baobab Fruit Powder provides powerful benefits to immunity, energy, digestive health, and the skin. KAIBAE also wild-harvests cacay and seaweed for their potent health benefits and opportunity for new product possibilities. We have expanded our range to include innovative ingestible and topical products, and continue to supply incubators and food, beverage, and skincare brands with KAIBAE Lost Crops™ ingredients. KAIBAE is pioneering a new way of sustainable sourcing. Our established supply chain partners with communities to promote sustainable farming practices, support business growth, foster economic development & restores respect for heritage crops.