Hi! I was just wondering if anyone know if there's anywhere in Norway where they sell fruit in bulk? like a company or something? I live in Bergen, and I haven't found it anywhere!
Read more…Hi folks, isn't it time for us in Asker, to do something together. Mikkel you tried to contact me, I cannot find you.
Cheers
Xavier
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I would like to go to Norway and do something that is of help for animals. Working for a sanctuary or shelter would be great.
I have savings and could work half-time or full-time for little or no money. But it would be great if I can find
Read more…the organic local apples in stockholm are crazily expensive, have u noticed? (in the vegan shop Good Store) it's cheaper to get imported german organic apples. We really need to plant more very nice and sweet apple trees in Sweden, with a lot variety
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I wonder if there is any place in malmö where you can buy fruit in bulk?
also if anyone have any other tips on cheap fruit that would be great to.
Read more…I'm a brand new raw vegetarian and I notice that it's really expensive to buy organic fruits from the market, so I was wondering does anybody know where I can buy a lots of cheap organic fruits in finland?
Read more…Hi there! I am going to be there from 10-15 july near Södertälje . Maybe we can meet or maybe is there any event about Raw Vegan or Renewable energies or maybe a good party :) If someone is in the zone, some vegans, we can have a c
Read more…Hello! Is possible that I´m going to visit Sweden, near Stockholm. Is anyone from there? dou you know some places from where to buy fruit? I heard that is very expensive over there.
-have you got any idea of any Vegetarian or Raw vega
I'm going to the Fruit Festival and I'm REALLY looking forward to it. :)
I was wondering if there are more people from Scandinavia going..
It would be really nice to get to know more hcrv's from Scandinavia. :)
Bama has started a project they call "jobfruit", which is basically that they make fruit baskets that diferent companies can buy for their employers. here´s the link: http://jobbfrukt.no/ (it´s written in norwegian). Upping the fruit intake of norweg
Read more…Just an introduction to the group. I am from Iceland and have been doing this lifestyle for about 4 months now but have been raw since the summer of 2008.
I am wandering how easy it is for all of you, getting good produce, sunshine and quality time ou
Read more…A thread for posting articles on food politics in Scandinavia, and discussing how to vote or otherwise politically nudge one's country towards vegetarianism, subsidizing fruit and veg, taxing meat, etc.
Hej alle scandinavere! :)Vil lige fortælle at jeg har startet et dansk forum, hvor i selvfølgelig er hjerteligt velkomne.http://rawfooddenmark.ning.com/
Read more…Info (in Swedish): http://www.smmi.nu/stickers/smmi_flygblad_kottskatt.pdfSign here: http://smmi.nu/meat_tax/petition.phpRelated links (also in Swedish):http://svt.se/2.6437/1.142475/subventionerat_fett_och_dyr_frukt_031118http://www.rattvismat.nu/ra
Read more…In relation to everything from farmer's markets to online stores, give your info, tips, tricks, experiences, and so on. This would be a good place to link to sites and/or contact information for stores and distributors as well, from which we Scandina
Read more…With the long & dark Scandinavian winter, it is virtually impossible to get sufficient sun exposure and thus the daily dose of vitamin D. Please make sure that you get sufficient vitamin D (D3 or cholecalciferol is the same vitamin produced in the bo
Read more…This is the group where we scandinavians help each other out to stay on the 811 path!Let's exchange ideas on everything relating to 811 so that we can get the most out of the lifestyle!Where to get your produce, best prices, how to survive the winter
Read more…Tja, vi har iaf gott om lagom sura äpplen (och päron) häruppe i norden -- och de kanske man inte skall se ned på, enligt denna artikel om cancer-bekämpande salvestroler:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-393956/Youre-eating-WRONG-fruit-veg.htm
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