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Satya Organics: Organic Eczema Relief Backed by a B Corp Score of 88.6

Satya Organics makes USDA-certified organic eczema-relief balms sold at Whole Foods, Kroger, and Sobeys, backed by a B Corp score of 88.6 and certified woman-owned, Indigenous-owned status.

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What Satya Organics actually does

Satya Organics is a North Vancouver skincare brand built around a single formulation problem: relief for eczema and severely dry skin. Its flagship Eczema Relief balm and multi-use balm “The One” are formulated from five organic ingredients (calendula petals, cold-pressed sweet almond oil, beeswax, cold-pressed jojoba oil, and colloidal oatmeal), sold in jars, sticks, and refill pouches alongside an oatmeal bath line. The company was founded in 2012 by Patrice Mousseau, a new mother in North Vancouver who developed the formula for her daughter Esme’s eczema.

“I never intended to become a business owner, but after having so many moms drive hours to try my formula, I knew this was my way of creating change.”

Patrice Mousseau, Founder & CEO, Satya Organics

Where the products show up

  • Major retail: Whole Foods Market, Kroger, Sobeys, Metro, Shoppers Drug Mart, and Pharmasave.
  • Specialty and health retail: The Eczema Company, The Big Carrot Community Market, Nature’s Emporium, Well.ca, Healthy Planet Canada, and Choices Markets.
  • Independent stockists: children’s boutiques and health stores across Canada, per its stockist locator.

Proof, not just claims

88.6B Impact Assessment score · vs. 50.9 median for ordinary businesses

Satya Organics is USDA Certified Organic and Leaping Bunny certified cruelty-free, and is a certified B Corporation, certified woman-owned, and certified Indigenous-owned company. It offsets plastic use through the Plastic Bank program and offsets carbon emissions through Great Bear Rainforest carbon credits.

Trusted by

Whole Foods MarketNational retail partner
KrogerUS grocery retail partner
SobeysCanadian grocery retail partner
Shoppers Drug MartCanadian pharmacy retail partner

Why this belongs on a sustainability directory

Satya Organics ties a real medical need, eczema relief for children and adults, to verifiable sustainability practices: USDA-certified organic formulation and cruelty-free testing support responsible consumption and production (SDG12), plastic and carbon offset programs contribute to climate action, and its status as a certified woman-owned and Indigenous-owned business supports gender equality (SDG5) in a personal-care sector where ownership data is rarely made public.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Satya Organics based, and who uses its products?

Satya Organics is based in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Its eczema-relief balms and skincare products are sold to consumers through major retailers including Whole Foods Market, Kroger, Sobeys, and Shoppers Drug Mart, as well as independent health stores and children’s boutiques across Canada.

Which SDGs does Satya Organics support, and how?

SDG3 (Good Health and Well-being) through organic eczema-relief formulations addressing a real dermatological need. SDG12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) through USDA-certified organic ingredients, cruelty-free testing, and plastic-neutral offsetting via Plastic Bank. SDG5 (Gender Equality) through its certification as a woman-owned and Indigenous-owned business.

How is Satya Organics verified as a sustainability project?

Satya Organics is a certified B Corporation with a B Impact Assessment score of 88.6, well above the 50.9 median for ordinary businesses, and holds USDA Certified Organic and Leaping Bunny cruelty-free certifications.

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Arnaud Michel, founder of Keys for Tomorrow
About the curator

Arnaud Michel is the founder and curator of Keys for Tomorrow. In 2014, his master’s thesis on community currencies and sustainable development won the Prix Recherche at Belgium’s Prix de l’Économie Sociale; the research was later published in Ecological Economics (Elsevier, 2015). He curates this directory to the same standard, cross-checking every project against B Corp, 1% for the Planet, and Solar Impulse Foundation records. Connect on LinkedIn.

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