SAMADI BALI SUNDAY MARKET
Every Sunday From 09:00 – 15:00
SAMADI BALI SUNDAY MARKET
Every Sunday From 09:00 – 15:00
SAMADI BALI SUNDAY MARKET: A Vibrant Organic Market Event in Canggu, Bali
Join us every Sunday from 09:00 to 15:00 for an unforgettable experience at SAMADI BALI SUNDAY MARKET. Immerse yourself in a happening, vibrant local market filled with music, laughter, good food, and an abundance of fresh produce. Our market is a celebration of community, where local Organic Farmers and Artisans come together, consciously choosing to support each other and embrace a sustainable lifestyle.
At SAMADI BALI SUNDAY MARKET, you’ll have the opportunity to connect directly with our local Organic Farmers and Artisans, building a stronger community and fostering a sense of togetherness. Explore the diverse array of stalls offering chemical-free, healthy, and fresh produce, lovingly grown by our local farmers. Say no to GMO and pesticides as we prioritize the well-being of both our community and the environment.
This market event goes beyond just shopping; it’s a gathering of like-minded individuals who share a commitment to supporting local businesses and embracing an organic lifestyle. Experience the joyful ambiance as you engage with friendly vendors, indulge in delicious culinary delights, and discover unique artisanal crafts. It’s an experience that nourishes both body and soul.
Bring the whole family along, as SAMADI BALI SUNDAY MARKET is a market for kids too! Children can delight in a range of activities designed especially for them, from interactive games to educational workshops. It’s a place where families can bond, learn, and have fun together.
Join our community at SAMADI BALI SUNDAY MARKET, where the spirit of togetherness, sustainability, and wholesome living thrive. Experience the vibrant energy of our organic market event, connecting with local Organic Farmers and Artisans who share a common vision. Support local businesses, discover the freshest produce, and enjoy a delightful day filled with music, laughter, and good food.
Visit SAMADI BALI SUNDAY MARKET and become a part of our thriving community. Discover the joys of a sustainable lifestyle, connect with like-minded individuals, and savor the flavors of fresh, chemical-free produce. Together, we create a brighter, healthier future for ourselves, our community, and the beautiful island of Bali.
After exploring the lively atmosphere of Samadi Bali Sunday Market, don’t forget to visit the Samadi Supermarket, your one-stop shop for all things organic and sustainable in Canggu. Open seven days a week, Samadi Supermarket offers a carefully curated selection of fresh, locally sourced produce, eco-friendly products, and handcrafted essentials. Just like the Sunday market, our supermarket is rooted in the values of health, wellness, and sustainability, making it the perfect place to continue your journey toward a more holistic lifestyle.
Whether you’re stocking up on fresh organic vegetables, natural skincare, or eco-conscious household items, Samadi Supermarket ensures that you have access to the best sustainable products all week long. Make the most of your visit and take home a piece of Samadi’s commitment to a healthier, greener future.
WHY YOU SHOULD BUY LOCAL FOOD
Written by Joe Thomas
Food grown locally tastes far better than imported produce. Yes, some vegetables might look wonky but the flavour they are bursting with surely make up for that. Locally grown food is likely to arrive on your dinner table within a few hours of being picked. The same cannot be said for those strawberries we import from Spain.
Not only does it taste better, local food also provides more nutrients. Farmers harvest crops at their peak making sure we get the ripest, highest quality food. There is also no need to treat vegetables and fruit with chemicals or wrap them in plastic for days of transportation. Not only would you contribute to a healthier lifestyle, but you would also help the environment as well.
Now, locally produced food comes in all shapes and sizes. This is because farmers use different varieties of crops to increase the length of harvesting cycle. These crops are not genetically modified unlike the ones being mass produced for larger retailers. This variety preserves biodiversity and ensures that species do not go extinct. Nowadays, out of thousands of apple cultivars available in the world only a few varieties make it to the big stores. Smaller farms take pride in the crops they grow and some special varieties are passed down as a family secret through generations. That is the kind of authenticity that you would never find in a supermarket.
Local farmers and independent businesses are working hard to make it in the world where competition is so fierce. By supporting them we preserve the authenticity and quality of the services they provide. Each one of them adds a personal touch to their produce which is only characteristic of small local businesses.
Locally grown crops are safer to eat. Cattle is reared freely on luscious green pastures while crops are fertilized by the manure those animals produce. There is no waste of resources on local farms. So why not go down to a local butcher for a nutrient-packed tender steak rather than a questionable looking chicken breast full of antibiotics and growth hormones from a supermarket?
Invest in the community you live in. Local food is produced by your neighbours living nearby trying their best to provide best quality food all year around. It is a much more pleasant experience buying from a farmer’s market or a shop while engaging in conversation and playing an active part in your local community.
Local food preserves open space. If you enjoy the picturesque landscapes of the countryside, think about buying local produce to save it. Keeping local farmers in business, you ensure that our beautiful land is being used for agriculture and not sold for yet another development project.
Buying locally helps ecosystems in your area because carefully managed farms peacefully coexist with and preserve wildlife. Hedges, ponds and meadows that farmers look after provide natural habitats for a variety of local species. The food takes less miles to reach your plate, which reduces food miles, which in turn is much better for the environment.
As a rule of thumb, local farms require less of your tax to operate as they provide more in tax than they take in services. They also use less resources and manage them more effectively than larger scale operations. Think about that next time you go to a supermarket.
Buying locally today provides for a better tomorrow. Making this small choice, you are having a positive impact on so many different aspects as well as ensuring that there is fresh, diverse, flavoursome food available for future generations.
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