Opotiki Coast Food Group

Opotiki Coast has the following sub groups: Food and Steering group

Opotiki Community Organic Co-op

Opotiki Community Organic Co-op

A Transition Town initiative.

  • Annual Fee $20. 
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Opening of Opotiki Coast Organic Food Co-op

16 Aug 2008 14:00

You are invited to join an exciting new initiative.  We are pleased to announce the formation of an Organic Food Co-operative.

This new venture is about to send its first collective order to a NZ Organic food Wholesaler.

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Location / Venue: 
The Blue Shed, opposite Shell, on the corner of Church and Richard St.
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Opotiki Local Produce Market planning meeting

16 Aug 2008 14:30

Venue: The Blue Shed, opposite Shell, on the corner of Richard St and Church St, Opotiki

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Wish list for Organic food co-op

Wish list for Organic Food Co-op:

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7 Co-op principles

The 7 Co-op Principles, adopted from Ashland Food Co-op.

1.  Voluntary and Open Membership — Cooperatives are voluntary organizations, open to all persons able to use their services and willing to accept the responsibilities of membership, without gender, social, racial, political or religious discrimination.

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Food Co-op feasibility meeting minutes

Meeting 60 Wellington St Weds 30/July/08

Present: Kazna, Matt, John Shiavi, Tiaho, Kazel

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Organic Food Co-op Feasibility Meeting - Opotiki Coast

30 Jul 2008 19:00

There has been a great deal of support for an Organic Food Co-operative to be started here in Opotiki.  We have an option of using some space in the Ngaitai Iwi Authority Trust's 'Blue Shed' on the corner of Church and Richard St.

If you are interested in being part of or supporting the existance of an organic food co-op in Opotiki then please come to the meeting at 7pm Weds 30th July at 60 Wellington St, Opotiki.  Contact Kazel on 3155055 or 0210332428 for more details, or reply here.

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Community Market

Following the last TT meeting we have a group investigating the potential of an open air permanent market site in Opotiki, informal and aimed more at home-gardeners than farmers to share surplus produce and create a focus of vibrancy within the town. The Council has given the project it's approval and we are seeking a site to house all our ventures in one central location.

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