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GROWING
From seed to seed … From production through to waste, food has an impact on our health, our social fabric, the environment, and the economy. Learn about the food system, its challenges, and opportunities to make it more resilient and sustainable for people and our planet.

TOGETHER
Join the conversation … Food is so much more than fuel for our busy lives. Break bread with us and join the conversation around the dinner table. Take a moment to connect with us on Facebook and Twitter, subscribe to our newsletter. Add your voice to a growing movement of food citizens.

HALTON
Take action … You can help to transform the world one bite at a time. Support your local producers, shop at a farmers' market, join a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) or community garden, or grow your own urban food oasis. Consider volunteering with us or your local organization promoting a more sustainable food system.
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Our Vision

Affordable Access To Food
We envision a Halton where all residents have access to safe, nutritious and culturally acceptable food that they can afford without compromise.

Sustainable Food System
We are committed to a fair and sustainable food system where local foods are available and promoted, local agricultural lands and farmers are protected and supported, urban agriculture is encouraged, and food has been produced and distributed in an environmentally acceptable way.

Food Sovereignty
We support a food system that upholds people's right to healthy and culturally appropriate food produced through sustainable methods. To us, that means that people have the right to define and control their own food and agriculture systems.

Community Gardening
We see residents engaged in their community garden. We believe that community gardens play a vital role in building a sustainable food system that promotes food security, food sovereignty and food literacy.

Nutrition and Food Education
We envision a Halton where all people have the knowledge and skills to cultivate and cook their own safe, nutritious and culturally acceptable food.