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fOODSHARE

FoodShare aims to centre food justice in their work by collaborating with and taking cue from those most affected by poverty and food insecurity — Black, Indigenous, People of Colour, People with Disabilities. Their goal is to inspire long-term solutions for a food system where everyone has access to affordable, fresh, nutritious food. FoodShare reaches 260,000 people each year. Our friends at FoodShare supply us at Scarborough Co-op Market with fresh and local fruits and vegetables.

 

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Black farmers & growers collective toronto 

The Black Farmers & Growers Collective is one of the wonderful vendors we've been working with to bring fresh foods to your table! The Black Farmers & Growers Collective work for community empowerment and emphasize that "environmental issues are directly related to inequality and social justice concerns". They work to foster  sustainable community development by supporting local farmers & products and by improving community lead initiatives. They emphasize that socioeconomic factors are an important part of environmental sustainability.

 

"Clean Food is essential to good health"

 

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ontario honey creations

Ontario Honey Creations is a family owned and operated business that is dedicated to providing seasonal terroir honey and artisan honey vinegars. The honey bee yards are located within the Greater Toronto Area in Ontario's Green Belt. Ontario Honey Creations honey is harvested by season and location, highlighting the unique taste of each location. All of the honey is raw and unpasteurized. Raw unpasteurized honey has naturally occurring beneficial enzymes and local pollen. Ontario Honey Creations currently has three locations throughout the city; Headwaters, Rouge Valley, and Toronto (Toronto Bee Rescue).

 

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untainted cosmetics
handmade vegan & cruelty-free skincare

Untainted Cosmetics are proud creators of Fresh, Vegan Skin and Hair Care Products. All of the products are Handmade from Pure, Natural and High-Quality Plant Butters and Oils. Untainted Cosmetics never uses any synthetic fragrances, colours, dyes or preservatives in their products.

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burlap & barrel co.

Burlap & Barrel is a Public Benefit Corporation building new international food supply chains that are equitable, transparent and traceable. Burlap & Barrel are working towards ending inequality and exploitation in food systems that disenfranchise skilled farmers by connecting smallholder farmers to high-value markets, educating consumers about the impact of product traceability on human rights, and sourcing unique foods with terroir that are grown biodynamically and organically using traditional techniques.

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Spent Goods

The Spent Goods Company works with organizations to re-imagine food by-products, reducing their expenses and carbon footprint while generating new revenue sources.

 

They've developed Beer Bread, a delicious artisan sourdough bread made in Toronto by Drake Commissary with spent grains from Henderson's Brewery. (Spent Goods has been featured on CBC, BlogTO and voted Top 5 breads in Toronto!)

 

It's great food for thought around the topic of smart reuse and local food supply.

 

So Eat your beer while reducing your climate change footprint!

 

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CAMINO

FAIR TRADE | ORGANIC | ÉQUITABLE | BIOLOGIQUE 

 

Camino is a Canadian brand of fair trade and organic food products, owned by La Siembra Co-operative, based in the Ottawa-Gatineau region.

 

Established in 1999, La Siembra
Co-operative became the first registered importers of Fairtrade Certified cocoa and sugar in North America and today works with 25 producer co-ops, supporting more than 47,500 family farmers in 14 countries.

 

Since their modest beginnings, they have recognized the critical role that the co-operative plays within the fair trade model in assisting individuals, their families and their communities to improve their standard of living. They choose to identify with their producer partners by adopting the same model that they follow in their own co-operatives – one of democracy, participation and transparency.

 

 

 

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