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Foodroots is working on the establishment of a DowntownYear round Market!

Contact us if you'd like to help with the promotional event this coming September!  

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Welcome to FoodRoots

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Vision Statement


What We Do

Sustainable food is grown naturally in our local region. Why is it hard to find? One of the reasons is that there is no one working solely on distribution. Meeting farmers at markets and knowing who is growing your food is the best.

However, farmers cannot be at markets in every community, every day of the week. At FoodRoots Distributors Co-op, we’re recreating the middle ground in our local food distribution system.

Working with farmers, processors and retail members, FoodRoots will undertake crop planning with farmers, provide delivery and storage facilities and work to maximize our local food production by distributing local foods to communities through Pocket Markets and providing produce for small scale food processors.

“We are very proud of the produce we've grown this year for FoodRoots Pocket Markets. I look forward to sitting down with you this fall/winter to plan and talk about the future. The relationship with FoodRoots has given me a much needed shot of optimism about the future of my farm operations.”
—Graham Myer, Maple Groove Farm, North Cowichan

FoodRoots connects city folk to sustainability issues through Educational Events   For the first two years Sustainable Fests were held the first Saturday of each month.

FoodRoots will gather produce and products from our local farmers and processors and make them available to the community through:

Pocket Markets

One or two tent markets with produce   from many farms and processors in the Region. Offer a regular venue for community gardeners and urban farmers to sell their goods in the community.

Supply local produce and processed goods to:

  • Schools
  • Preschools
  • Care Homes
  • Community Events

Host a weekly or one time FoodRoots Pocket Market at your:

  • Church, Synagogue, Temple
  • Community Centre
  • Special Event
  • Co-op Housing
  • Neighborhood Groups
  • Service Club
  • Condominium Association

 

Education

We will be providing regular opportunities for the community to gather together to learn more about our region’s food growers and processors and to discuss all issues related to food. We’ll do this over the dinner table!

Contact

Susan Tychie
250.595.6729

Lee Fuge
250.385.7974

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by Joanne Thomson
www.joannethomson.com

 

 

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