Local food economy
Strong local food economies are closely connected with thriving, resilient cities, and building rich and diverse food communities across the city.
What’s it about?
By making sure that people all over the city have the means to access food produced and supplied locally, and by choosing local when we can, we can rebuild our high streets and neighbourhoods, create jobs, and keep money circulating in the local economy. Shorter supply chains are fairer for producers and more transparent for consumers.
Dive into Bristol’s movement to support the Local Food Economy to find out what’s going on and how you can take part, or be inspired to start something new.
Related Events
Submit your own event
If you’re hosting a local food event in Bristol, share the details here to spread the word far and wide.
Related Stories
Got a story to share?
Get in touch to discuss how to feature your local food story on the Bristol Good Food website. Sharing your story helps grow Bristol’s Good Food movement in co-creating a food system that’s good for everyone.
Who’s working on this in Bristol?
Discover the businesses, networks, charities and other organisations working on the Local Food Economy in Bristol.
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Your local food economy questions answered
What local veg box schemes are available? This and all your Bristol Good Food questions answered.
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