The national non-profit Healthy Child Healthy World is proud to announce an ongoing partnership with Vine.com, a new online shopping destination for natural, organic and sustainably-made products from Quidsi, Inc. Starting this September, shoppers on Vine.com will get $10 off their order and free shipping with an exclusive code when they spend $49 or more. The code can be obtained by visiting www.vine.com\/healthychild2012. Additionally, Vine.com will give $10 to Healthy Child Healthy World on the customer\u2019s behalf. By increasing awareness of unnecessary health risks and advocating policies that protect children, Healthy Child Healthy World aims to empower parents to protect children from toxic chemicals through simple changes and steps all parents can make.<\/p>\n
Featuring everything from paraben-free skincare and gluten-free snacks to reclaimed wood furnishings and solar-powered electronics, Vine.com makes life easier for consumers who want to access green products and shop for them in one place.<\/p>\n
\u201cHealthy Child Healthy World has been leading the charge for two decades to help families understand the connection between the environment and their health,\u201d said Josh Dorfman, Site Leader of Vine.com. \u201cWe believe in their mission and we have a shared commitment to encourage smart lifestyle choices for everyone, particularly parents and children. So when consumers come to Vine.com, they can find what they need with ease, while supporting an organization that safeguards the health of children.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cHealthy Child Healthy World is thrilled to partner with Vine.com, a new website that truly embodies our ideals of living a safer, healthier and more sustainable lifestyle,\u201d said Gigi Lee Chang, CEO of Healthy Child Healthy World. \u201cWorking together with Vine.com, we hope to help spread the word that buying green products does not mean sacrificing results or effectiveness \u2013 you get the best of both worlds and we know for consumers today, green means health.\u201d<\/p>\n
Visitors to Vine.com will find products from Healthy Child Healthy World-trusted products such as Burt\u2019s Bees, Episencial, Green Toys, Dapple, Plum Organics, and official launch partner, Seventh Generation, as well as leading value-based brands such as Method, Tom\u2019s of Maine, gDiapers and Annie\u2019s Homegrown. They will also discover products from next-generation green innovators such as Yes To, Pacific Shaving Company, PACT Apparel and Yogitoes.<\/p>\n
Defining \u201cGreen\u201d<\/p>\n
Before Vine.com carries a product, Vine.com reviews product descriptions (including descriptions of ingredients and materials) that areprovided by a vendor. Those products descriptions are then compared to Vine.com\u2019s standards.<\/p>\n
To be available on Vine.com, a product (based on its description) must fall into at least one of the following categories:<\/p>\n
Designed to Remove Toxins
\nEnergy Efficient
\nNatural
\nOrganic
\nPowered by Renewable Energy
\nReusable
\nMade of Sustainable Materials
\nWater Efficient<\/p>\n
As part of its product selection process, Vine.com developed a Banned Ingredients List; and Vine.com vendors must confirm that their products do not contain substances on the list.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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