Former PCA Faculty Tom Boothe's film "Food Coop" nominated at Greenpeace Film Festival Competition
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Former PCA faculty Tom Boothe has always been passionate about cinema. While visiting New York, he discovered the Park Slope Food Coop, a concept of cooperative store that gave birth to his film “Food Coop”, nominated for the Green Peace Film Festival.
Watch the film and vote for Tom Boothe here.
La Louve: The First Cooperative Food Shop in Paris
Inspired by the Park Slop Food Coop and his investigations, Tom Boothe and his friend Brian Horihan opened a cooperative food shop where you can buy local products. Located at 116 Rue des Poissonniers in the 18th district of Paris, you can shop in a marketing free environment. These products are selected according to 6 criterias: environmental impact, fair trade, taste, price, proximity and needs of the neighbourhood.
Here shopping means becoming a member of the cooperative and volunteering at least 3 hours every 4 weeks. Every member can propose products to be sold and participate in decision-making.
Become a member of La Louve.
La Louve
La Louve
116 Rue des Poissonniers
75018 Paris
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