The founders of The Harvest Table, a South African wellness brand specializing in clean-label collagen and whole-food nutrition products, were recently featured in a Q&A interview published by Citybiz, a digital business news platform. The interview highlights the company's growth, product philosophy, and expansion into the U.S. market through its recently launched Amazon storefront.
In the interview, Founder Catherine Clark discusses how her personal health journey following a Hodgkin's Lymphoma diagnosis inspired the creation of The Harvest Table. “The Harvest Table really began from a very personal place,” Clark said. “After my diagnosis with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, I had to rethink everything about how I approached my health and nutrition.” This experience shaped the company’s focus on simple, transparent nutrition without additives.
CEO Sam Clark emphasized the company’s in-house manufacturing model, stating, “We’ve been very intentional about building the business around quality and control. That’s why we manufacture in-house and oversee every part of the process.” The brand's current U.S. product lineup available on Amazon includes Multi Collagen Radiance, Multi Collagen Granules, Bovine Collagen Granules, and Vegan Protein, all designed for everyday use with clean-label formulations free from fillers, preservatives, artificial flavors, or dyes.
The Citybiz feature also explores the founders' approach to expanding into the competitive U.S. wellness market. The full interview can be viewed here. For more information about the brand, visit The Harvest Table website.
The Harvest Table is a family-run company rooted in a mission to help people improve their health through nutrient-dense, whole-food nutrition guided by ancient wisdom. The brand manufactures its products in-house in a custom-built, accredited facility and is Halaal-certified by the Muslim Judicial Council. With a focus on transparency, education, and sustainability, The Harvest Table uses earth-conscious packaging, supports local employment, and prioritizes people over machines.
