On Saturday, a new market made its debut in Berkeley in the wake of a new law that allows people to sell certain homemade foods to the public.
Berkeley Student Food Collective
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Cal students win scholarships for sustainable agriculture
Kate Clyatt won a $10,000 scholarship from Annie’s Homegrown for her work at Berkeley Student Food Collective. Photo: Annie’s Homegrown Kate Clyatt won a $10,000 scholarship from Annie’s Homegrown for her work at Berkeley Student Food Collective. Photo: Annie’s Homegrown By Hannah Long Berkeley-based natural food company Annie’s Homegrown has awarded scholarships to two UC Berkeley students […]
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Three Squares benefit to help free cooking class program
This Sunday at UC Berkeley’s Pauley Ballroom the non-profit organization Three Squares raises awareness — and funds — for its free cooking programs for low-income residents.
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Occupy food: College co-op advocates gather in Berkeley
Starting today, a boot camp for college food activists kicks off at UC Berkeley’s Student Housing Cooperative, designed to equip students to run co-op food enterprises on campuses across the country, like the Berkeley Student Food Collective.
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Field trip highlights programs in food-forward Berkeley
Berkeley’s alternative food programs and businesses in the spotlight on a food soverignty tour co-hosted by Bay Area Green Tours Saturday.
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Food Day: Growing a movement around what we eat
Food Day, on October 24th, will highlight the good, bad, and ugly of the way we consume food in this country.
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Berkeley Student Food Collective opens for business
Today sees the grand opening of the Berkeley Student Food Collective, an initiative that has been 18 months in the making, and which Berkeleyside profiled in early October. The idea for the student run grocery market — which sells healthy, sustainable take-out food and produce — was born in early 2009 when a group of […]
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Berkeley Bites: Berkeley Student Food Collective
It seems unthinkable that the People’s Republic of Berkeley has existed without a food co-operative for more than two decades. Well, try not to choke on your non-GMO, organic, fair trade, soymilk chai latte, but the co-op is coming back to Berkeley. The Consumer’s Cooperative of Berkeley was the place to shop for the politically correct […]
