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Green Week!
It's Green Week here at iVillage. As a part of NBC Universal's green initiative, we're featuring some great content on going green, buying organic and eco-friendly living on a budget. On our Green Kitchen message board, iVillager jamie-rk raises an important point about buying local:
"I have been trying to eat more locally for many reasons: environmental, freshness, food safety and cost. But I haven't really decided what 'local' means: 50 miles? 100? Within the state? Last week I saw a sign in my local Whole Foods (Oakland, CA) which read: Local Apples! Grown in Washington State! That seemed like a bit of a stretch to me.
So, when you buy local, what do you consider local?"
Are you buying items with a local preference in mind? How local is local in your opinion? Share your thoughts on the importance of a product's origin and being a "locavore" here with us.
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Local means small. Just because you live next to wall mart doesn't mean you should shop there. Unless whole foods is your next best option, in which case you should consider saving your paycheck for college and shop at wall mart.