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While Bermuda does not have a legal standard or certifying body for organic produce, the local farmers we work with stand by firm principles and stake their reputations on their professional integrity. They do not use chemical pesticides, herbicides, GMO, artificial additives or plant growth hormones. They keep their promises.
At Village Pantry, we serve only grass-fed beef and certified humane chicken which are hormone and antibiotic free. Whenever available we use locally-grown vegetables and local fish in proud support of the Bermuda farming & fishing community. These relationships are built on trust and a mutual commitment to sustainable, natural products and practices.
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Village Pantry is committed to supporting ecological, community and humanitarian initiatives both locally and around the world.
Eliza DoLittle Society Daily Bread Programme
Many families and individuals in Bermuda struggle to make ends meet, which can sometimes mean they are unable to afford basics including food. As the top contributor, Take Five Ltd. regularly donates food to the Daily Bread Programme, where volunteers ensure it reaches those in our society who need it most. We don’t want to see anyone going hungry in Bermuda and hope our support of this food aid program will help those who have fallen on hard times to focus their energy on improving their situation for the future.
Scars
Is a Bermuda registered charity (#922) formed to create greater awareness of the devastation that child sexual abuse can cause in the life of an innocent child, their affected family and a community. Through donated monthly breakfast during their Training Program ‘Darkness to Light Stewards of Children’ we show our commitment to individuals and organizations entrusted with children to Prevent, Recognize, and React Responsibly to child sexual abuse.
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Like anything, certain foods should be eaten in moderation. Red meat is a great example of this. Although there are some health benefits of eating red meat – such as it containing beneficial iron and a high protein content, there have also been studies shown that by reducing your intake, you could show improvement in your cardiovascular health, weight and even help the planet by reducing your carbon footprint. The idea of reducing red meat…
Let’s face it, Seafood is delicious. For some sea-foodies out there, they may not need any more reason to indulge in a flavourful, fresh local fish dish but there are actually so many incredible health benefits from this superfood. Here are 5 amazing health benefits of eating fish that are supported by research. Healthy Heart Studies have shown that eating one to two servings of fish a week could reduce your risk of dying from…
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