Green Your Holidays
How does this work?

Rate this post

1 Star2 Stars3 Stars4 Stars

Join the discussion

Be the first to comment

Share this article

Published on July 31st, 2007

Bus Tour to Promote Sustainable Foods

This E-wire release profiles a bio-fueled bus tour taking place in August that will promote sustainable food throughout the country and the people who produce, distribute and eat it. The “Eat Well Guided Tour of America” will hit 25 towns from August 2-September 9, and is planning to showcase the summer harvests of different areas with seminars and tastings.

“The tour will visit restaurants that serve local, seasonal and sustainably-produced food, family farms and farmers markets in California, Oregon, Washington, Montana, Wyoming, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York.”

For those who can’t make it to any of the tour stops, the Sustainable Table website will feature video blogs, maps and recipes from the stops. For more information, visit http://www.sustainabletable.org/roadtrip/.

Join the discussion



Recently Added to General

  • Study: Americans Likely to Purchase More Recycled Products

    A study conducted by Frost and Sullivan recently found that Americans are likely to increase purchases of items made from recycled materials in the future. The study provides a look into how much Americans know about recycling and the recycling …

  • UNFCCC's Long-Term Vision 'Should Be Based On Science'

    The fourteenth conference of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) is pushing forward with its continued deliberations on the way in which the world should approach and handle global warming and its effects.
    A Difference of Opinion
    Yvo de …

  • How About a Side of LEED With Your Sodas & Subs?

    As Earth911 has recently reported, a number of businesses are seeing the perks of going “green,” and in this case, going “LEED.”

    Following suit of such organizations as Dunkin’ Donuts, Toyota and Giant Eagle, Subway and PepsiCo have …

Advertise with us

  • Most Viewed in General