Many farmers have been trying to get up every day to work in spite of the disruption of local food supply chains. These people our food security frontliners need help to get back on their feet as most of them, at the height of the lockdown, were left with very limited options where to sell their products.
Many farmers have been trying to get up every day to work in spite of the disruption of local food supply chains. These people our food security frontliners need help to get back on their feet as most of them, at the height of the lockdown, were left with very limited options where to sell their products.
It doesn’t take grand gestures to show support, as long as they’re given the respect and opportunities they deserve.
Built with sustainability in mind, the Megaworld Lifestyle Malls has partnered with the Department of Agriculture and non-profit group Resto PH to launch Harvest to Goodness, a weekend market featuring homegrown produce from our local farmers.
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