My purpose is to
inform and encourage others to look into shopping at small local grocery
stores. After a year doing my own grocery shopping I have leaned more towards
shopping for locally grown fruits and vegetables. This may not be a concern for
many of you, but supporting and giving back to those in your area is a positive
thing. We are over looking our ecological footprint and local economy by
shopping at larger supper markets. We should help keep our money circulating within our
vicinity. If you shop at Wal-Mart or any other large super market your money
doesn’t go back into the community like local and small grocery stores. There
are many ways that could be possible, one being going to farmers markets, going
to farms, and or looking for locally grown signs in the produce section. Of
course with the exception of those fruits and vegetables that are not native in
the area such as bananas. With those products that need to be imported the very
least we could do to support those international producers is ensuring it is a
fair trade products to guarantee that their trading conditions are up to
standards. Therefore, I will try to encourage and persuade others to minimize
their ecological footprint while keeping the money circulating their community.
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