What is the ALOHA Project?
ALOHA is a vibrant start-up in the food products industry, dedicated to crafting plant-based protein products that fuel active, healthy lifestyles. With a lineup that includes protein bars, minis, drinks, and powders, ALOHA offers a variety of organic, gluten-free, and allergen-conscious options. Their mission? To harness the power of business to build a more inclusive and sustainable economy. It’s not just about nutrition — it’s about making a positive impact on people and the planet, all while delivering delicious, wholesome snacks.
Main Benefits of ALOHA’s Plant-Based Protein
When it comes to choosing ALOHA, here are some key facts and figures that stand out:
- Over 20,000 stores nationwide carry ALOHA products — so they’re never far from reach.
- All drinks are Fair Trade Certified, supporting the rights of workers and protecting their environments.
- Every product is made without GMOs or genetic engineering — keeping things natural and pure.
- 100% organic ingredients ensure clean nutrition without compromise.
- Free from animal products, dairy, soy, gluten, and stevia — perfect for a wide range of dietary needs.
- Certified B Corp with a score of 106.2, reflecting strong commitment to social and environmental performance.
The ALOHA Way: More Than Just Food
ALOHA isn’t your average protein brand. Their philosophy goes beyond just selling snacks. They’re deeply invested in sustainability and social responsibility. From their B Corp certification to their support for fair labor practices, ALOHA embodies a business model that cares. Their ingredients list reads like a promise — organic, non-GMO, and free from common allergens. Plus, none of their products are tested on animals, making them a truly ethical choice for conscious consumers.
Exploring the Product Lineup
Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite on the go or looking to boost your daily nutrition, ALOHA has something for everyone. Their protein bars and minis are perfect for snacking, while the protein drinks and powders offer convenient options for shakes and smoothies. And if you’re curious to try a bit of everything, their sample packs make it easy to find your favorites. Oh, and don’t forget the special edition bars — like the unique Taro Bar — that bring a little extra aloha spirit to your snack time.
Commitment to Quality and Transparency
Transparency is key for ALOHA. They openly share their impact, ingredients, and certifications, inviting customers to understand exactly what goes into their products. This openness builds trust and aligns with their mission to foster a more sustainable economy. Plus, their flexible autoship program lets customers save on every order while earning rewards — a win-win for convenience and value.
Project Impact: Aligning with Global Goals
- Supports Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8) through fair trade practices.
- Promotes Responsible Consumption and Production (SDG 12) with organic, non-GMO ingredients.
- Advances Climate Action (SDG 13) by committing to sustainable sourcing and business operations.
- Encourages Good Health and Well-being (SDG 3) by offering nutritious, allergen-free products.
- Fosters Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10) by building an inclusive economy.
Connecting with the ALOHA Community
ALOHA isn’t just about products — it’s about people. Their social presence, especially on platforms like Instagram (@ALOHAMOMENT), creates a space for sharing wellness tips, recipes, and stories that inspire healthy living. Customers can also engage through rewards programs and affiliate opportunities, making it easy to stay connected and motivated. It’s a community that celebrates health, sustainability, and the joy of plant-based nutrition — all wrapped up in that unmistakable aloha vibe.
What ALOHA actually does
ALOHA makes plant-based protein bars, mini bars, protein powders and protein drinks. Every product is USDA Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified, and the range is vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, soy-free and free of stevia and sugar alcohols. The core bar delivers 14g of plant protein with 5g of sugar or less and 10g of fiber.
The company has been employee-owned since 2017 and is a Certified B Corp. Its drinks are Fair Trade Certified, and it buys carbon credits to offset all of its emissions under the Climate Label (formerly Climate Neutral) certification. Its Special Edition bars source ingredients from sustainable farms in Hawai’i and send 10% of proceeds to the youth conservation non-profit Kupu.
Where ALOHA shows up
- Grocery and retail shoppers: organic, allergen-friendly plant protein sold in about 24,000 stores across the United States.
- Active and health-focused consumers: a high-protein, low-sugar snack without dairy, soy or artificial sweeteners.
- Direct-to-consumer subscribers: bars, powders and drinks delivered via Autoship from aloha.com.
- Hawai’i farm and conservation communities: Special Edition bars channel sourcing and proceeds back to local growers and Kupu.
Proof, not just claims
B Lab certified ALOHA in December 2020 with a score more than double the 50.9 median for ordinary businesses that complete the assessment. The certification sits alongside USDA Organic, Non-GMO Project Verified and Fair Trade Certified credentials on specific product lines.
Trusted by
TervivaPongamia ingredient partner
Greenwell FarmsHawai’i ingredient farm
Hamakua Macadamia Nut CompanyHawai’i ingredient farm
Shoulder CheckYouth mental wellness partner
Soul Fire FarmCommunity partner
Why this belongs on a sustainability directory
ALOHA shifts everyday protein consumption toward organic plant sources, which supports SDG 2 (Zero Hunger) through sustainable agriculture and sourcing from small Hawai’i farms. Its low-sugar, allergen-free formulations serve SDG 3 (Good Health and Well-being), reinforced by its partnership with Shoulder Check on youth mental wellness. Fair Trade drinks, organic certification and full carbon offsetting tie its supply chain to SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production), and employee ownership plus B Corp governance keep those commitments accountable.
Frequently asked questions
Where is ALOHA based, and who uses it?
ALOHA is headquartered in Darien, Connecticut, United States. Its plant-based protein bars, powders and drinks are bought by health-focused consumers online and in about 24,000 stores nationwide.
Which SDGs does ALOHA support, and how?
SDG 2 through organic plant-based food and Hawai’i farm sourcing, SDG 3 through low-sugar, allergen-free nutrition and youth wellness partnerships, and SDG 12 through Fair Trade, organic and carbon-offset production.
How is ALOHA verified as a sustainability project?
ALOHA has been a Certified B Corp since December 2020, with an overall B Impact Score of 106.2 in the B Lab directory. Its products are USDA Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified, its drinks are Fair Trade Certified, and it holds Climate Label certification.
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