Remake's new ‘Food for Good’ project, which launches this autumn, will see the good cause take over premises in the centre of Crieff for the first time and will be based out of 2-4 East High Street, which was formerly Cee Gee’s clothing shop.
A Crieff -based environmental charity is embarking on an ambitious new project to promote sustainable food choices within Strathearn .
Building on the success of Remake’s reuse shop at Crieff Visitor Centre and the container based at Crieff Recycling Centre, the charity also delivers a plethora of services focused on helping the community to live more sustainably. The new Remake ‘Food for Good’ adds to the Remake Refills shop, which was added to its Muthill Road site in November 2022.
“The global understanding of food impact in relation to the climate emergency is now developing and we are aiming to create new, local opportunities for people to get together to explore these ideas, and increase community impact though sharing food skills and learning new approaches.”
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