How Daylesford Organic Is Bringing Sustainability in Food Habits

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How Daylesford Organic Is Bringing Sustainability in Food Habits

Daylesford Organic, which is close to Kingham in the United Kingdom, is an award winning farm shop as well as café, which can boast of a dairy as well as a creamery right on the site. The farm kitchens as well as the organic animals roam around free on the close by organic pastures. The café at Daylesford Organic serves organic breakfasts, lunch, as well as traditional afternoon tea. The on site farm shop stores organic breads, meat, dairy products, etc. This comes along with a host of organic gifts from both the home as well as the garden. Besides all this, Daylesford Organic also offers cookery courses as well as workshops for gardeners. Daylesford Organic can boast of stores across the United Kingdom, which sell organic food as well as vegetables.

Organic food has got many benefits, such as positive impact on your health as well as the environment. It has a major role in creating a sustainable future in the UK. Food producers as well as stores have started observing such benefits. Check out online businesses selling food and drink here and what you will notice is that most of them have an inclination towards organic products. This is happening because consumers and customers are becoming increasingly conscientious and aware about the food they consume as well as the story behind it.

As part of its vision to push the sustainability agenda further, Daylesford Organic aims to make its farms 75 per cent energy self sufficient along with zero food waste. This is impressive. (For your own zero food waste ideas, check out this post.). The green company is quite serious about bringing reductions in the unobserved negative impact of waste on our environment, health, and soil.

In the year 2012, Daylesford Organic made one of the biggest investments in renewable energy. It was in the shape of 1,000 solar panels, which generate electricity in order to power the shop, production, facilities as well as the café on a summer’s day.

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About Sukarna Mondal

Editor-in-Chief and Founder at greenubuntu.com. I am an environmentalist, technology evangelist, fitness expert, actor, writer and editor. With more than 15 years in media, I want to be the catalyst for making the world green and rid it of disasters like global warming, climate change, green house effect, pollution, environment degradation, etc. I want to reduce the carbon footprint of humanity for a sustainable development model. I am the author of books such as Artificial Intelligence Made Simple: Learn How AI Is Going to Change Your Life Forever; JNU Days, etc. They are available on Amazon.in. My articles have been published on various mainline media platforms such as FirstPost, Forbes, TechStory, Greenpeace, The Hindu, Business World, DailyO, Inc. 42, CXO Today, Sify. Experfy, BBN Times.Com, etc. I love to write on tech, economy, films, arts and culture, and other diverse subjects. You can connect with me on LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook.

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