Buying Local Products: 10 Reason You Will Want to Buy Local – Part Three

Be sure to read part two of Buying Local Products: 10 Reason You Will Want to Buy Local to learn all the reasons you need to shop locally.

Builds Communities
Shopping locally gives you the opportunity to learn about your neighbors as well as the agriculture in your new town. Shopping at grocery stores is convenient but there is a huge disconnect between the weather, environment and what is available. Buying from local markets gives you a better understanding of the importance of the environment on our food, and you become closer to your community in the process.

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Saves Money
If all the previous reasons aren't enough, shopping at local markets can also save you money. We know how difficult it can be to eat healthy while staying on a budget. Do your body and your wallet a favor by shopping at local markets. When a fruit or vegetable is in season, there is always an abundance of that item, which drives the price of it down. This is a great thing for you. To save money throughout the year, you can change up the fruits and vegetables you are eating depending on what is in season. Do a little research for some new recipes and you will be amazed at the numerous ways you can keep eating healthy foods on a budget.

The other exciting thing about shopping at local markets is that they will have a wider selection of produce depending on what is in season. You may end up trying some unfamiliar fruits and vegetables because they are inexpensive and in season. What is the strangest fruit or vegetable you have ever tried? Tell us about it on Twitter @nationwiderelo.

With all these reasons, we hope you are eager to find a local market in your new area. You can always talk to your new neighbors to find out if there are any favorite local markets nearby. You can also use localharvest.org, and use your new address to find one near you. This website also offers a variety of information that promotes local and organic produce. Once you find a local market, you will be amazed at how quickly you will transition into your new town and new home.