Report on Exploring Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Distribution Models for The Greater Los Angeles Area

The Center for Food & Justice has just released the findings from a year-long planning grant titled Fresh Food Distribution Models for the Greater Los Angeles Region: Barriers and Opportunities to Facilitate and Scale Up the Distribution of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.  The California Endowment funded CFJ for a year long planning grant to explore the most effective strategies and opportunities to scale up the distribution of locally grown fruits and vegetables in Southern California. Our work sought to identify solutions to the barriers to accessing locally grown foods that have prevented more institutions from supporting local agriculture. This report lays the groundwork for farm to institution distribution efforts that will be undertaken by CFJ over the coming years. Click here to download the report. For a summary of the 5 distribution models that CFJ will be pursuing, click here.

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