Last Updated on: 21st November 2023, 08:33 pm
Todelli, the UK’s leading planet-friendly marketplace, is delighted to unveil its summer Ethical Pop-Up Deli in the vibrant neighborhood of Notting Hill. From July 7th to 17th, at the intersection of Kensington Park Road and Elgin Crescent, this pop-up store will captivate visitors with its vibrant celebration of food diversity and sustainability, showcasing a curated selection of over 300 sustainable brands available on Todelli’s online market store.
The Ethical Pop-Up Deli beckons Londoners to embark on a culinary journey like no other, embracing the motto “Food is Not Black and White.” Departing from rigid categorisations and judgmental attitudes towards different eating styles, this campaign champions diverse dietary needs and preferences, encouraging everyone to embrace their unique culinary paths.
“At Todelli, we firmly believe that mindful eating, diversity, and fostering dialogue go hand in hand. It’s about being aware and making conscious choices throughout every step of the food journey. By shining a light on provenance, labor practices, sustainable packaging, and more, we strive to redefine the way we eat and experience food. This is the essence of what it means for food to not be black and white,” said Hara Mihailidou, founder of Todelli.
Visitors can look forward to a series of engaging chef cooking demonstrations, exclusive cookbook announcements, and tantalising tastings and workshops, all set in the heart of London. Immerse yourself in the world of the most innovative, ethical, and sustainable food and drink brands that are making a positive impact today. Explore the full lineup of events here.
The pop-up will also offer complimentary tasting sessions featuring a different selection of food and drink makers each day. This presents a unique opportunity to get acquainted with the passionate individuals behind the products, delve into their inspiring stories, and discover new favorites that align with your values.
Join the movement. Follow the ‘Food is Not Black and White‘ campaign and express your creativity as you raise awareness about this essential message. Share your experiences, insights, and recipes on social media using the hashtag #FoodIsNotBlackAndWhite.
Together, we can shape a more inclusive, sustainable, and flavor-rich future.
Come and join us at the Ethical Pop-Up Deli to celebrate the diversity, freedom, and joy of food. Let’s embrace culinary exploration, challenge stereotypes, and cultivate a mindful relationship with what we eat.
For more information and updates, visit todelli.com or follow us on @todellisocial.
