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LOCAL FOOD INFORMATION LIBRARY

We are currently in the process of updating this section of the local food web pages, so you may not currently be able to find everything here just yet.

If you are looking for a particular report or document please email ff@soilassociation.org and we will try and help.

The eventual aim is to provide a one-page resource for the reports, best practices guides, case studies and research that the Soil Association local food team have produced and collated over the last decade, together with information from local food sector bodies and organisations.

If you are looking for information on the new Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) project please click here

REPORTS

NEW Course Notes - Getting equipped to bring organic and local food into universities and colleges (2008)

This booklet is aimed at students, caterers and staff in universities and colleges who are interested in introducing local and organic local food into their establishments. It features case studies of existing work, gives hints and tips to consider if implementing your own initiative, as well as pointers to get you started.

Click here to read the report or email ff@soilassociation.org to order a paper copy.


Local Food Routes - A summary report for Food futures (2001)

This report summaries three years' work by Food futures partnerships all over the UK which worked together on developing sustainable local food economies.

Click here to read the report or email ff@soilassociation.org to order a paper copy.


PROJECTS

Local Food Links

The documents below are case studies and information sheets from the Local Food Links project run by the Soil Association. Although this project finished a few years ago, much of the information is still useful for students, local businesses looking for best practice guidance and general research.
Please note that any contact details listed in the documents may have changed and businesses/organisations may no longer be operating or still offering the services mentioned.

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» Growing with Grace vegetable bag delivery scheme (Spring 2007)10/04/2007
» Benefits of developing local food links (Spring 2007)09/06/2007
» Chesswood Direct –a local organic distribution business (Spring 2007)03/21/2007
» How to set up a vegetable box scheme (Spring 2007)03/15/2007
» Local Food Networks (Spring 2007)03/14/2007
» The benefits of developing local food links (Spring 2007)03/09/2007
» How to source local produce (Spring 2007)03/09/2007
» Setting up an organic buying group02/27/2007
» Organic carrot contract for schools fruit and veg scheme in Yorkshire and Humber 07/27/2006
» Local sourcing for Bradford’s school meals 07/27/2006
» Local Organic Beef Burger on Primary School Menu in Hampshire 07/27/2006
» Soil Association Expertise in Public Procurement07/27/2006
» Creative approaches to local food in schools and hospitals01/26/2006
» Food for Life programme01/16/2006
» Guide to producing local food directories 01/03/2006
» Growing with Grace vegetable bag delivery scheme01/03/2006
» Partnership working01/03/2006
» Producer co-operative supplies fresh produce to schools and environment centre01/03/2006
» Benefits of developing local food links01/03/2006
» Slamannan Producers Co-op01/03/2006
» Ludlow’s butchers work together to produce the Ludlow Sausage Company01/03/2006
» St Aidan’s Church of England High School transforms school meals 07/13/2005
» St Peter's School sources local and organic school meals07/12/2005



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