2423 E. 75th Street Chicago, Illinois 60649
Phone 773-369-7400 Email mjstrode@gmail.com Production Organic (USDA Certified), Non-Certified, but Practicing Organic, Certified "Naturally Grown", Good Agricultural Practices (GAP)-Certified, Good Handling Practices (GHP)-Certified, No antibiotics, Grass Fed, Pasture-raised/free-range animals Products Fresh fruits, Fresh vegetables, Baked goods, Canned or preserved fruits/vegetables, Coffee/tea, Dairy products, Dry beans, Eggs, Herbs, Grains/flour, Honey, Juices/non-alcoholic ciders, Maple products, Mushrooms, Nuts, Poultry/fowl meat and products, Red/other non-poultry meat and products, Soap/body care products, Tofu/non-animal protein Finding it Located on southwest corner of intersection at 75th Street and Phillips Avenue
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What a food hub does. A food hub aggregates product from many farms and sells it to schools, stores, restaurants and sometimes households. If you grow, ask what they buy, what certification they require (GAP is common), and how and when they pay. If you buy, ask what is in season and what the minimum order is.
Worth asking before you go:
What do you buy, and from how many farms? Do you require GAP or organic certification? What are your payment terms to growers? If you run a plant, pack room or hub. Cold chain and storage conditions, watched and recorded with sensors you own.
From the Resource Library. Moving local product at scale takes more than a truck. These help.
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