Healthy Lifestyle Guide
Apr 14th, 2008 by Dani
This month’s edition of Melbourne’s Child has a healthy lifestyle guide. I thought I’d list a few interesting foodie links from it, as much for my own reference as yours. It’s not the whole list by any means, nor am I personally endorsing any of these companies.
Alter Eco Fair Trade
Fair trade organic produce
Amaranth Australia
Gluten free flour and cereals
Belmore Biodynamic Meats
Organic Butcher
Cocolo
Organic, fair trade chocolate
Coeliac Society of Victoria
Advice and information for a gluten free lifestyle
Country Feeling Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Organic F & V, biodynamic meats and smallgoods, plus gluten, dairy, egg and nut-free products
Disaster Bay Chillies
Grape free wine made from organic chillies
Enviroganic Farm
Organic chicken, turkey, spatchcock and lamb
Enviromeat
Environmentally certified, biodynamic meat products
First Ray
Biodynamic, organic, fair trade products
Honest to Goodness
Suppliers, wholesalers and retailers of organic and natural food
IKU Wholefoods
Organic, biodynamic, gluten-free whole foods
Island Beehive
Organic honey
Macro Whole Foods Market
Organic supermarkets located in Armadale, Black Rock, Glen Waverley and Richmond
Melrose Health
Organic products including Omega-3 ‘Jelly Fish’ fish oil supplements
Organic Angels
Organic, home delivered fruit and vegetables, Melbourne delivery area
Organic Wholefoods
Organic foods including f & v, breads, dairy products and meats as well as gluten-free and dairy-free products
Otway Pork
Free-range and RSPCA accredited grain-fed pork
Santos Natural Organic Food
Health foods, organic fruit and vegetables
The Koala Tea Company
100% organic herbal teas
The Organic Fix
Certified organic Australian fruit and vegetables
The Organic Union
Organic fruit and vegetable shop in Melbourne
Wowee. No wonder it’s easier to buy organic in Melbourne, any day of the week.
You might have not intended to do so, but I think you’ve managed to express the state of mind that a lot of people are in. The sense of wanting to assist, but not knowing how or where, is something lots of us are going through.
Well, I just would like to say thanks and kudos for posting information like this. I have been searching the net this morning and I am glad I found this site. I’m just glad that Internet has been invented, I don’t have to leave my own house and go somewhere whenever I need something. I am still amazed that experts like you are this easy to reach.. THANKS A LOT!