Sustainability
How Do We Promote Sustainability In Our Operations?
We promote sustainability through education. We post various sustainability-related posts on our social media channels.
Where Does Your Produce Come From?
Nearly all of our fruits and vegetables are sourced directly from local farmers across Saint Lucia. Supporting local agriculture reduces the amount of miles that the produce has to travel and helps build a resilient, sustainable food system.
Do You Use Plastic In Your Packaging?
We aim to reduce plastic waste by using reusable produce bags and encouraging customers to return or recycle packaging. Sustainability starts with small choices—together, they make a big difference.
How Does FSTB Encourage Sustainability Eating Habits?
We share seasonal produce tips, storage guidance, and recipe ideas to help customers make the most of what they buy. Eating with the seasons not only supports local farmers but also reduces environmental impact.
Our Impact
Making a Difference
5,000 lbs of fresh produce donated since 2021
500+ households served annually
90% of all produce sourced directly from local farmers
Our Partners & Farmers: None of this would be possible without the dedication and collaboration of our partners
Local Independent Farmers and Our Team: Including Wivina Jules, and many others who provide the heart of our harvest.
Saint Lucia Marketing Board (SLMB): Supplying fresh produce and strengthening the local food chain.
V ide Bouteille Cultural Club (VBCC): Our trusted host for weekly community Farmers’ Markets.
Sir Arthur Lewis Community College: Proud supplier of local eggs.
NY-based Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP): Offering New York City youth transformative internship experiences.
“Selling to FSTB helped me grow my business sustainably.” – Farmer, Bisee
"My daughter orders my produce from New York. It’s like receiving love across the sea." – Mr. Felix
"We no longer worry about my dad’s meals. Every other Thursday, we know he’s taken care of." – Ms. Ladrick
One of our team members, Ms. Jules
Saint Lucia Marketing Board (SLMB)
Four Fridays of Family Fun 2024
Vide Bouteille Cultural Club (VBCC)
Fresh vegetables including yellow bananas, tomatoes, and various leafy greens.
Sir Arthur Lewis Community College
Summer Youth Employment Program/Department of Youth & Community Development (SYEP/DYCD)
Check out some of our Sustainability Posts
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FSTB Intern at the Central New York Louis Stokes Minority Participation Program (CNY LSAMP) Symposium 2023
Gabrielle Augustin-Orcel, a passionate advocate for food justice and sustainability, spent the summer interning with From Soil to Boil in 2023. As part of the CNY LSAMP Symposium, Gabrielle presented original research exploring community-based solutions to improve access to healthy, local produce. Her work reflects a commitment to bridging academic insight with meaningful grassroots impact. Watch the video below to learn more!
