
Biocoop – Cooperativa de Consumo de Produtos Biológicos
Biocoop is a consumer cooperative in Prior Velho, near Lisbon, selling organic food to its members since 1993. It also organises farm visits…
Eating with the calendar and the map: the food co-op Colmeia in the Alentejo, family farms like Quinta do Arneiro, and the veg-basket schemes rescuing produce from Fruta Feia. Fresh, nearby and in season.

Biocoop is a consumer cooperative in Prior Velho, near Lisbon, selling organic food to its members since 1993. It also organises farm visits…

Quinta da Herdeira is a family-run certified organic farm in Foros de Amora, growing vegetables and fruit without synthetic chemicals since …
Projecto Matéria is a Portuguese non-profit platform, founded in 2016 by chef João Rodrigues and Vânia Rodrigues, that celebrates and connec…

Unidos Contra o Desperdício is a national movement, under the High Patronage of the President of Portugal, that brings together companies, i…

Quinta dos Medronheiros is a certified organic farm in Lazarim, Almada, offering fresh biological produce through weekly organic boxes. It p…

Graneleiro de Janas is a community storage and distribution space for local agroecological produce, located within the Janas Ecovillage in S…

CATCH (Centro de Arte, Tecnologia e Criatividade Humana) is a family-run initiative in Porto Brandão, Portugal, that combines permaculture, …

Salina Greens produces certified organic halophyte plants and products made from them, such as salicornia, sea salt substitutes and infusion…

Quinta Maravilha is an agroecological farm near Palmela, founded in 2017, that grows organic vegetables and distributes them through a CSA/A…

Sintropia Temperada is a regenerative farm in Palmela that grows food in syntropic agroforestry consortia while restoring soil and water cyc…

An organic farm in Sobral da Abelheira, Portugal, selling fresh produce, honey, eggs and artisanal bread through an online shop and a physic…

A certified organic farm in Azueira, Mafra, producing a wide variety of vegetables, fruit and bread, delivered weekly in baskets directly to…

Fruta Feia CRL, a Portuguese cooperative founded in November 2013, rescues “ugly” fruit and vegetables from going to waste. It distributes t…
Portugal exports a great deal of what it grows and imports a great deal of what it eats, often the same vegetable in the same week. The projects here shorten that loop: a farm, a box, a pick-up point, a neighbourhood.
Quinta do Arneiro packs weekly boxes out of Mafra. Atelier Terra Viva grows certified organic vegetables in Baião. Colmeia Cooperativa da Terra buys collectively for the Alentejo and Rizoma runs the same logic from a Lisbon storefront. Fruta Feia sells the crooked produce the supermarkets refuse.
Seasonal here means five dry months and a winter that grows brassicas and citrus, so a box in February looks nothing like a box in July, that is the point. Related focuses: organic farming, CSA and food sovereignty. Dated activities from these projects are listed in our events calendar.