tHUIS aan de AMSTEL

Amstelkwartier Community Centre

Boeren & Buren has started an international market concept to bring local products easily and close to people. Because you place your order online, you are guaranteed fresh food, which prevents surpluses. Local entrepreneurs deliver their products every week to a fixed location in the neighborhood: dairy, bread, meat, vegetables and fruit are picked up by customers at the 'Buurderij'.

The initiative comes from the neighborhood and aims to provide everyone with tasty, local and fresh products. But also to help develop and support the agriculture of the future. Consumers, farmers and artisanal producers contribute to the emergence of a production and distribution system that is more humane, more ecological and more fair.

Shopping at Buurderij Amstelkwartier

A small selection from this:

Cheese farm Geingenoegen: artisanal farm cheese and yoghurt from their 25 cows that happily roam the pastures near Abcoude in the summer. For more information, visit the Geingenoegen website.

Het Groene Kader: works with the seasons and by sowing, planting, caring for and harvesting with attention they produce biodynamic vegetables. This way of working is also used as therapy/work reintegration. For more information visit the website of Het Groene Kader.

Bakery Iambe: the organic bread is baked in their own bakery in De Pijp on a stone floor and the sourdough bread is made from their own mother dough. This fruitful workplace is there for people with a distance to the labor market. Visit the website for more information.

Hortensius Imkerij: delicious honey, good for promoting biodiversity! Visit the Hortensius Imkerij website for more information.

KEK! Beer: For special, craft beers from Ouderkerk aan de Amstel. For more information about Kek!Bier, visit the website.