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Three By One is a premium organic food and personal care brand operating from Antwerp, Belgium, and Cambridge, UK. Specializing in small-batch coconut-based products and Ayurvedic spices, they source ingredients from family-owned farms and mills in Sri Lanka. These organic farms employ hundreds of locals, offering union-negotiated wages, healthcare, welfare services, and educational support for workers' children. Committed to zero waste, Three By One utilizes every part of the coconut and packages products at the source in recyclable glass jars and BPA-free cans. Their offerings include EU Organic certified coconut oil, milk, butter, sugar, nectar, aminos, cider vinegar, cinnamon, turmeric, and handmade soaps.
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