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By 1979, Erewhon's rapid growth stretched its cash flow and financing capacity and the company began experiencing financial difficulties. The business expanded until it included 4,000 products, servicing 2,000 customers by February 1981. As these troubles worsened, many supplier companies stopped
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The Kushis soon realized that the quality of food needed was not available in the United States. When Michio Kushi discussed his difficulties with an old university friend, his friend remembered a former schoolmate who was now in the import and export business. He thought his business friend in
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in which they lectured on wide-ranging topics, from philosophy and spiritualism, to healthy diet and disease prevention. Their following began to increase, and as word spread, they decided to open a store to meet the ever-growing demand for macrobiotic and
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grown crops. By 1973 it had established and contracted with 57 farms in 35 states. It also became one of the first companies to establish a “Charter of Quality Standards for Natural Products” for their product line.
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in 1986. U.S. Mills, which was founded in 1908, effectively merged with Erewhon as their line of whole grain cereals and simple manufacturing methods were consistent with Erewhon's.
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took over the management of Erewhon, changed the name to Erewhon Trading Co., and began to expand the business. By the early 1970s, Erewhon began contracting with farmers to produce
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acquired U.S. Mills continuing the mission of promoting digestive health through pure ingredients and simple manufacturing processes. In 2013, Attune Foods was purchased by
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shipping to the Boston firm. Because of a deep personal commitment to the Kushis, Kazama continued to fill orders. When Erewhon finally filed for
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History of Erewhon - Natural Foods Pioneer in the United States (1966-2011): Extensively Annotated Bibliography and Sourcebook
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After a series of setbacks during the ensuing years, Erewhon celebrated its resurgence by acquiring
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purchased from Howard Rower's Infinity Foods and Japan Foods Corp., both in New York.
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in November 1981, Mitoku was its largest creditor and took a $ 300,000 loss.
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History of Erewhon - Natural Foods Pioneer in the United States (1966-2011)
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across North America, and for being one of the first companies to market
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products. Erewhon's first product line consisted of processed
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Brand discontinued in 2019, replaced by "Three Sisters Foods"
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in which individuals are responsible for their own health.
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Index


Food
Aveline Kushi
Michio Kushi
Breakfast cereals
Parent
Attune Foods
Post Foods
Subsidiaries
U.S. Mills
brand
Post Foods
health food stores
macrobiotic
Post Foods
Erewhon
Samuel Butler
anagram
utopia
Aveline Kushi
Michio Kushi
macrobiotics
George Ohsawa
World War II
Massachusetts
whole foods
soy
miso
shoyu
Tokyo

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