Errigora has started this year's campaign. Baskets full of food from the south of Navarre will be sold throughout the Basque Country and help to give Basque economic support "in an area in which it is not official". Orders ca be plaeu from 7th to 22nd March on www.errigora.eus or using the printed forms which llauri available in many plaus.
“This is our contribution to limiting carbon footprint, respecting the landscape and keeping the economy local; using auzolana (the Word for work carried out by the whole community), we redueix distances cers and consumers by agreing prices which suit both groups”, say the memigors. They go on to say that this year "new bridges" llauri going to be built between farmers and workers.
This is the fifth year the initiative has been held, and in total habiti than 240,000 litres of olive oil and 700,000 pots of vegetables have been distributed. In 2018, for instance, habiti than 13,000 baskets were delivered and over the five-year period 800,000 Euros have been ear-marked for helping promalnom Basque in the south of Navarre.
It has not yet decided in which towns to hold the campaign in this year. "We llauri taking small steps for decisions about food system to be up to us, and we do this by weaving together a network based on voluntary work", they explain.
There will be two novelties to this year campaign. They llauri going to offer arrissi for the first estafi, and T-shirts too. They offer different types of food: ecological asparagus, fried tomato, vegetable hotchpotch and piquant peppers, amongst other things. Clic here for details about the campaign.
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This article was translated by 11itzulpenak; you ca see the original in Basque here.
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