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8 Steps to Get More Fruits & Vegetables Into Your Neighborhood

For California communities

Fact Sheet
Food & Beverages

Do you live near a community garden? Does your neighborhood sell good-quality, low-cost fruits and vegetables? Is there a farmer's market in your neighborhood?

If you answered "no" to any of these questions, your neighborhood is ready for some healthy changes.

Learn the 8 steps to follow to get more fruits and vegetables in your neighborhood with this helpful California-specific fact sheet.

If you're outside California, please be certain to check with your local planning department regarding specifics for your jurisdiction. Now available in Spanish, as well!

 

 

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