Connecting communities organising for food sovereignty.
Networked e-commerce for fairer food systems
Open source software designed for food producers and community food hubs.
Every food enterprise is different. Whatever your model, we’re here to support
More than just software, we are a thriving community
Networked e-commerce for fairer food systems
Open source software designed for food producers and community food hubs.
Every food enterprise is different. Whatever your model, we’re here to support
More than just software, we are a thriving community
Networked e-commerce for fairer food systems
Open source software designed for food producers and community food hubs.
Every food enterprise is different. Whatever your model, we’re here to support
More than just software, we are a thriving community
Who we are
Meet some of the farmers, community organisers, software builders, delivery drivers and food system innovators within the OFN community.
Latest news
How to evade the Hungry Gap: an ethical guide for eaters and sellers
The hungry gap is a time when seeds that you’ve sown aren’t ready and whatever you stored in the winter isn’t good to eat anymore. In this blog post, we’ll look at what the...
Hybiau Caffael Bwyd Cynaliadwy yng Nghymru
Dros y flwyddyn ddiwethaf, mae'r Open Food Network UK wedi bod yn gweithio ar gynllun peilot arloesol i ddangos dichonoldeb cyflenwi bwyd lleol ar blât cyhoeddus Cymru. Gan...
Sustainable Food Procurement Hubs in Wales
Over the past year, the Open Food Network (OFN) has been working on a groundbreaking pilot to demonstrate the feasibility of supplying local food onto the Welsh public plate....
In response to the Food Research Collaboration’s discussion paper
Natalie Neumann and Rosalind Sharpe from the Food Research Collaboration have created a Food Research Collaboration Discussion Paper titled “Sustainable food hubs and food system...
Why we exist
It’s time to re-imagine a more nourishing and regenerative world. We’re building an open source commons of software and resources so that producers and communities can build fairer food systems.
We’re a global community!
From Belgium to Brazil, Italy to India, Spain to South Africa, communities around the world are contributing to our open source software commons.
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