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My honours research aimed to answer: How can existing and new groups function more efficiently and equitably? How could we make these groups more accessible to a broader population? How can we better support our local producers and suppliers, who are essential to our operations? How can we assist other people to establish their own groups, and access wholesome food at a price they can afford? Are these kinds of change and growth desirable? What exciting opportunities exist for the bulk buyer's movement in south east Queensland?

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Thanks to all the interviewees who were involved in this project. The full thesis is now available in the link below. 

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Watch this space for a download link to a Practical Guide for Collective food buying groups, which I am currently working on.

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If you are interested or would like to collaborate, please do get in touch! I would love to hear your story and ideas, and work with you towards making a brighter, fairer and more sustainable food future!