west~bourne makes a collection of plant-based, zero-waste provisions.

Inspired by our founder's California upbringing, west~bourne is a female-owned, zero~waste food brand on a mission to do well, eat better and gather often. 

With sustainability and the planet in mind, our snacks, spices, mixes and recently-launched Avocado Oil product line make it easy to convert your pantry to a zero~waste, plant-based one, while also having a carbon-neutral footprint. 

To us, the people behind the ingredients and the production partners we work with are what drive our ability to trust their practices and know our impact. Our packaging was designed, after continuous research, to be the most planet-friendly packing possible. Rather than plastic, we opted for non-toxic, vegan pouches made with sustainably-sourced wood cellulose and other bio-based resins. Additionally, our glass jars are sourced from a local, family-owned business that specializes in carbon-friendly, USA-made glass jars with no plastic liners. Even our tamper bands are compostable. When it comes to our labels, we use tree-free paper from sugarcane, combined with eco-friendly adhesive and soy ink, making them 100% biodegradable, and our collateral is printed on seeded paper that grows into wildflowers when planted. Sustainability to us is about harmonizing the currently disruptive relationship between the Earth’s two most complex systems - humans and nature - to support and protect present and future generations. Everything we do is through this lens. 

Join us doing good, eating better + gathering often 〰️

Camilla Marcus

Pantry

west~bourne earns emphatic reviews that affirm the brand is good, praised for exceptionally flavorful pantry staples—standouts include the Avocado Oil, Togarashi Crunch, Pistachio Dukkah, Chili Oil, and granola—delivering satisfying textures and balanced, addictive tastes. Reviews also flag weaknesses: occasional packaging failures (a broken oil cap), product-inherent sweetness for the Coconut Almond Crumble, and serious complaints about nonexistent customer service and online order issues, helping buyers weigh superb flavor and mission-driven packaging against reliability concerns.

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