Food Revolution is all about changing the way you eat. Small changes and big effects. By switching from processed to fresh food, you will not only feel better but you can live longer. It’s another food philosophy!
The distribution of organic products to consumers occurs through a diverse range of ways. You can buy it directly from the farm where the food was produced, from roadside stalls in the city, in local organic (super)markets, from Discounter-Supermarket. Or much more conveniently, you shop online and have the products delivered directly to your door.
To give you an insider’s look about how these typical distribution channels of organic products look like, I went to an organic farm and visited a local organic supermarket. But the place, also my most favorite one, which gave me the idea to write this blog and made me curious about organic products, is Bonn local organic market.
I often buy my fresh fruit and vegetable every Wednesday and Saturday. Because organically raised vegetables and fruit provide more minerals and nutrients than commercially grown produce and are more intensely endowed with color, scent and flavor. And for many organic consumers, they also taste better!
Besides, I like very much the sound and liveliness of this local market and the vendors’ friendliness here. All the things that I can hardly find in normal supermarket. You can enjoy this here through my audio slideshow.
This market also reminds me of my hometown organic market, about which I already wrote in the last entry.
That’s why I call this part the prologue of my organic story.
Enjoy and hope to see you there! Remember: every Wednesday and Saturday at Marktplatz!
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My Organic Story 