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2009 has been a great year for local food. At Boston Organics, we were able to more than double our direct purchasing of Massachusetts’ and regionally grown organic produce. We were able to do this primarily through pro-actively working with select farms. Because of your support we were able to accurately place and in some cases pre-pay for many of this past season’s crops as early as last winter. Many growers have taken notice and recognize Boston Organics to be a meaningful and reliable business partner. We expect to offer even more local and regional fruits and veggies in 2010. Ultimately, it is your underlying support that makes this all possible. We sincerely thank you for helping make 2009 a successful year. We look forward to serving you in 2010!

Topics: Jeff’s Corner

We will have altered delivery schedules the weeks of 12/21-12/25 and 12/28-1/1. Boston Organics will be closed on 12/24, 12/25, and 1/1/10.

Topics: Holiday

We’ll have a booth at the Boston Vegetarian Food Festival this weekend. Come on by and say hello! The festival is being held at the Reggie Lewis Athletic Center (1350 Tremont Street, Boston, MA). Free admission and free parking!

Topics: Community Events

We offer Fair Trade organic coffees, organic teas, and organic bananas among other things from our friends at West Bridgewater, MA, based Equal Exchange!

Topics: Newsletter

October is Fair Trade month! We’ll be highlighting some of the fair-trade items that we offer over the next few weeks!

Topics: Newsletter

Availability is still a bit up in the air for next week, but we wanted to post a few pictures of the unique items we have this week anyhow! We’re offering tomatillos grown by Chamutka Farm in Hadley, MA; edamame beans grown by Pedersen Farms in Seneca Castle, NY; jalapeno peppers grown by Full Bloom Farm in Whately, MA; and Rosa Bianca eggplant from Atlas Farm in South Deerfield, MA. Check them out!

We just heard from our friends at Save that Stuff about the impact of our recycling/composting efforts so far this year. Here are some fun facts!