Food Deserts, Sustainable Living, and Climate Change: Gardyn Founder FX Rouxel Featured in Entrepreneur

Published Aug 11, 2021

In this Entrepreneur media wrap-up, James McKinney talks about how Gardyn is working to address the 6500 food deserts identified by the USDA in the United States. FX Rouxel, Gardyn CEO and Founder talks about perfecting two technologies to create Hybriponic™ technology.

Can Gardyn address food deserts?

FX says, “Yes! The impact of having a healthy diet on mental and intellectual development is key, especially in kids. And that’s an investment we need to make.”

Watch the Entrepreneur feature or listen to the full podcast on The Startup Story.

Fresh, nutritious food is essential for human health and well-being. At Gardyn, it’s our mission to make it as accessible and sustainable as possible. For today and for the future.

Do you know of an organization that is on a mission to help people have access to healthy food or someone you admire for selflessly helping others? 

We’re giving Gardyn Home devices to philanthropic organizations and people working to give a hand up, responding to the needs of their communities.

Learn more about the “G3 Initiative” 

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Giving to someone else? This card will get them excited about their Gardyn on the way
16 plant gift pack full of “wow” plants
In addition to the free 30-plant starter set that is included with every Home purchase
In addition to the free 30-plant starter set that is included with every Home purchase. Here's just a few of the 16 plants in your special gift:
Just a few of the 16 plants in your special gift:
Celosia
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