EATS Rosyth was founded in 2016, with the aim of supporting the local community by improving food education and reducing waste. Consisting of the Community Garden and Centenary Orchard, EATS is a project encouraging people to get involved in making the town (and world!) a better place. The new EATS Rosyth
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March 10, 2023Posted: March 10, 2023Read MoreNarture is one of a kind, fusing art projects with good healthy eating, supporting artists and providing food as it should be - fresh and natural. Ayr is one of Scotland’s most scenic towns with great historical and cultural significance, so it is great to hear from a dynamic business at the heart o
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March 10, 2023Posted: March 10, 2023Read MoreThis month we decided to make our donation to a Glaswegian charity responsible for giving displaced people from all over the world that warm welcome that Glasgow is so well known for. As it happens the majority of Greencity members were not actually born in Glasgow but have chosen to make it their home
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January 09, 2023Posted: January 09, 2023Read MoreSoul Food Kitchen burst onto the vegan food scene almost 4 years ago with promises of a delicious, plant based menu that will enable you to eat the rainbow while nourishing your body and your soul. And they have not disappointed! We had a word with Bobby Bashir - hotel owner and brains behind the SFK,
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November 14, 2022Posted: November 14, 2022Read MoreThe Good Food Project launched earlier this year as a group purchasing initiative for people across the UK to buy ethically-sourced food as well as safer and better quality household cleaning and personal care products. Their aim is to leverage combined purchasing power to negotiate the best deals and
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September 08, 2022Posted: September 08, 2022Read MoreWe were delighted to make our monthly donation to Glasgow Food Not Bombs this month. They’re a group who we really admire with their no nonsense approach to giving away free vegan food to anybody who needs or wants it. The group answered 6 questions to help us learn a little bit more about what they s
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August 30, 2022Posted: August 30, 2022Read MoreEstablished in 2011, Dear Green Coffee Roasters is a coffee roaster and supplier of exclusively ‘speciality’ grade coffee beans. They are based a stone’s throw from Greencity and were the obvious choice to ask for help when we wanted to develop a new Organic coffee blend. We loved working with them
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July 08, 2022Posted: July 08, 2022Read MoreThe Drill Hall Pantry in Parkhead is a charity that allows its members access to good food at minimum cost. You can find the pantry within a beautiful old schoolhouse, a stones throw from Greencity HQ, where it is run by a social enterprise called Unity. They organise all sorts of initiatives to encourage
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June 29, 2022Posted: June 29, 2022Read MoreThe New Leaf Co-op is Edinburgh’s hands-on wholefood store. With a focus on products that are fresh, local, Organic, low packaging, and at a reasonable price; this is a jam-packed wee shop! They’re also a workers’ co-operative, and this is fundamental to the way they run their business and connect with
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June 01, 2022Posted: June 01, 2022Read MoreA new addition to Montrose, Rae’s serves local, seasonal produce inspired by modern European cuisine, with a menu that will change with the seasons, ensuring all produce is at its best when it’s on your plate. We asked owners Helena and Wout about the inspiration behind their first restaurant, their per
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