Posts filed under 'Green Living'

Introducing Slow Food Mother City

Introducing Slow Food Mother City

Posted on 01. Mar, 2010 by Pia Taylor.

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One of the things that has been keeping me rather busy of late is my involvement in Slow Food Mother City.  Slow Food Mother City is a new local convivium (chapter) of the international Slow Food movement and has some really exciting plans for the year ahead.
But before I jump the gun, here’s a little [...]

The Marketplace at Hathersage Farm

The Marketplace at Hathersage Farm

Posted on 25. Feb, 2010 by Pia Taylor.

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Ooh, the excitement! A new market that’s making waves in Cape Town (or just outside Cape Town, to be more accurate)… I haven’t been yet, and sadly won’t make it this weekend, but I think it sounds and looks very very promising indeed

Unadulterated fynbos oils, beautiful organic jellies & jams and sensational seared tuna: A visit to the Waldorf Night Market

Unadulterated fynbos oils, beautiful organic jellies & jams and sensational seared tuna: A visit to the Waldorf Night Market

Posted on 14. Feb, 2010 by Pia Taylor.

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There’s an exciting new market on the scene… At the end of January, the first Waldorf Night Market was held at the lovely grounds of Waldorf School in Constantia. Ever curious, and loving the idea of an evening market, I went along to take a look , and I was really impressed by the quality and variety on offer.

Atlantic Seaboard Green Drinks: Woolworths Sustainability

Atlantic Seaboard Green Drinks: Woolworths Sustainability

Posted on 10. Feb, 2010 by Pia Taylor.

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Tonight’s edition of the Atlantic Seaboard Green Drinks will feature a presentation by Justin Smith (Woolworths’ Sustainability Manager) on Woolworths’ sustainability strategy.

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