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Tuesday, January 24, 2012

Co-op Brings Organic Produce to Monmouth County

You've heard of farm to table. How about farm to garage? Find out how your neighbors have been getting their share of organic food.

If you thought Whole Foods was the only way to get fresh, organic produce, then you need to stop by Robin Wallace's garage. Like most suburban garages, Wallace's is home to a collection of strollers, skateboards and power tools. But two mornings a month it's also an organic grocery where Wallace plays host to a pod from the Purple Dragon-Co-op, a Glen Ridge-based company offering organic foods at near wholesale prices. Long before the sun rises on a Wednesday morning, this Oceanport mother of three receives a bulk delivery of fruits and vegetables from Purple Dragon, which she divides into 14 equal shares in very unglamorous reused cardboard boxes and plastic bags. Often there is still some dirt on the lettuce and the fruits lack the …

Mary Catherine

7:00 pm on Friday, August 3, 2012

Hi how does it work after you pay the 49.00. I' m new to this. How much is the food and is it on a weekly bases or monthly. Mary Catherine   more ›

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