A simple way to stay on theme is to support organic food outlets that practice sustainability and produce nutritional food.Here's where you can get organic food/produce around the countryShamba CafeShamba is a farm-to-table Café & Shop which is part of a 500-acre farm at the University of Nairobi. Shamba hosts a farmer's market every Saturday, which offers locally grown and hand-made products. Organic vegetables are available on Wednesdays from their subsidiary EcoScapes.Kayole Social Justice CentreSupport vulnerable women and youth in Kayole by purchasing organically grown vegetables from Kayole Social Justice centre. Mlango Farm LimuruMlango's (Encert certified) weekly organic vegetable basket is growing, thanks to Kamande and Els' dedication to their seven year old farm.Pick up your Ksh 800 basket of seasonal produce from various locations, including Rhapta Road, Spring Valley, Loresho and Riverside.Kalimoni GreensKalimoni Greens in Karen is Nairobi's largest organic grocery store with an excellent online section and delivery service.You can order exactly what you want and need or choose from four preselected weekly produce baskets, including a deluxe fruit and veg box or a simple salad box (Ksh 1,000 - 2,000).KoanKenya Organic Agriculture Network (Koan) works with farmers in the grassroots all over the country. Every Saturday, they set up shop outside Bridges Organic Health Restaurant, along Tubman Road behind the City Market.Cape ChestnutCape Chestnut in Nanyuki offers high quality fusion organic food, coffee, tea, snacks & refreshments using locally sourced ingredients. Organic Farmers MarketThe Organic Farmers Market is more than a place to stock up on organic products - though they do have plenty of those. Their farmers come directly to you with their goods and are always happy to discuss their produce. Visit them every Saturday at KSPCA, along Lang'ata road from 9am to 4pm.K1 Farmers MarketThe #K1farmersmarket happens this (and every) Saturday from 10AM to 4PM. They have fresh, organic products including gluten-free snacks, organic flour, homemade chili, pastry, and so much more. Charges are 300 every week - part of which is redeemable at any of the vendor stallsThis #WorldFoodDay, we take the opportunity to thank our #FoodHeroes who, no matter the circumstances, continue to provide food to their communities and beyond.
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