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Edigrocer – where are they now?

Edigrocer – where are they now?

The key to running a sustainable, long-term community food enterprise is simplicity. The Edithvale Community Greengrocer (Edigrocer) is an inspiration when considering what a community food enterprise can achieve. Since we last spoke to…

2022 Annual Report

2022 Annual Report

We are proud to announce the launch of our 2022 Annual Report. This year has been one of our most exciting, impactful, and also challenging years to-date as an organisation. The food enterprises we work with have been stretching, flexing and adapting…

Flooding and the food system

Flooding and the food system

Our hearts go out to all those that have been affected by the flooding events that have recently impacted many regions and communities across Australia. Flooding has affected many of key agricultural regions, and this will no doubt have a ripple effect on our food...

Thank you Jen Sheridan

Thank you Jen Sheridan

After five and a half wonderful years, our food systems extraordinaire, Jen Sheridan is stepping back from Open Food Network. We want to extend a huge thank you to Jen. It is hard to imagine where we would be without her heroic contribution to the Open Food Network, both in Australia and with our global movement.

Get more sales through your Open Food Network listing

Get more sales through your Open Food Network listing

Do you already have an Open Food Network listing? By optimising it, you can convert a higher number of site visitors to customers, and even help them connect with your other marketing channels. Convert more visitors to customers with these four, easy to implement tips.

Take part in our Pulse Check

Take part in our Pulse Check

Are you a farmer, food producer? Do you work in a food hub? Are you working to create a better, more sustainable food system?

If any of the above apply to you then please take part in our pulse check.

Fixing a broken food system

Fixing a broken food system

The COVID-19 pandemic and recent floods in QLD and NSW have shone a light on just how unprepared our food system is for (un)natural disasters. ‘One in a hundred-year’ floods and fires are becoming commonplace; we need to do more to ensure that our society is protected!

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