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Claire’s Passion Is to Provide Sustainable, Fresh, Organic, Fruit and Vegetables
This month, the Asian Entrepreneur made a piece about us!
You Are What You Eat: 3 Reasons to Eat Organic
Prices of organic fruit & vegetables vary by up to 300% from one shop to another in Singapore, find out where to shop!
Many organic fruit and vegetables in Singapore lack traceability, labelling and weight information which makes it particularly difficult for users to estimate where they can shop for the best value.
So we decided to run a price comparison analysis to bring shoppers more clarity and help them in their decision process...
Infographics : price comparison of organic fresh fruit & vegetables in Singapore in 2020
Can you get Truly Organic Fruit and Veg in Singapore?
Find of the week: Organic fruits and veggies made affordable with ShiokFarm
Will you be asking for a straw?
We all know about the fires in Indonesia. Over the past few days, we have also learnt about the incredible size of Amazonia’s fires in Brazil, and now we hear that the sub-Saharan region is also on fire, and apparently this has been going on year after year. (...)
I have done a bit of research to understand where we import our meat from in Singapore. Here is what I have found...
How to grow a mango tree at home?
Living in Singapore has a few advantages, one of them is that almost any tropical plant will grow super easily on your balcony or in your garden. (...)
ShiokFarm, part of Google's Start-up Program in South East Asia!
Wooop wooop! We were selected to be part of Google's Start-up Program in South East Asia. The program had 99 applicants and only 6 startups were selected! 🌱👩🌾
Claire Chabrieres wins the Expatpreneur Awards 2019
The Paleo Diet bag
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