Import Local

Import Local Pick-ups are available by subscription depending on location. Import Local is a food repurposing service operating in the Greater-Boston area.

Composting service offering fermented and probiotic foods, farm fresh eggs, nutrient rich soil, and more in exchange for residential and industrial kitchen waste. With us subscibers get access to clean foods through a local network of participating farmers and homesteaders by contributing their kitchen waste for a short fee. Using a bucket system contributors throw their leftover or spoiled food a

nd discarded paper products into a bucket. Import Local picks up those buckets biweekly and in return offers another bucket for them to refill. We offer this exchange as an incentive for people to make less of a carbon imprint by composting with us. Along with a clean food item that comes from partnered local business we bring our subscribers into a closed-loop network by processing the waste permaculturally using animals, worms, insects, and bacteria to convert it into an all natural biomass in the form of clean meats, healthy eggs, livestock feed, and nutrients. Permacultural techniques that bring wonderful soil to our customers requires zero chemicals. Our most important employees are thousands of Red Wiggler Worms and armies of Black Soldier Flies. Along with participating farms animals around New England, nothing goes to waste at Import Local. Our Youtube videos keep our customers in the know as far as their food is concerned; where it is going as well as where it is coming from. Import Local is about empowering people at the most fundamental level; being able to have control over what they chose to eat.

The watermelons look good but need another month to finish. Hoping to get a good share. 🤞
08/20/2026

The watermelons look good but need another month to finish. Hoping to get a good share. 🤞

We had an issue with two of our precious watermelons. To save those remaining we had to cut the rotted ones off the vine...
08/20/2026

We had an issue with two of our precious watermelons. To save those remaining we had to cut the rotted ones off the vine. The chickens were all too happy to eat them.

When we say, “Our products are homemade.”, we mean it quite literally. The ingredients for the marinara is grown in repu...
08/18/2026

When we say, “Our products are homemade.”, we mean it quite literally. The ingredients for the marinara is grown in repurposed food scrapsWe keep it simple and easy to freeze. Our spices grown on site and dried for winter storage.

08/05/2026
The Italian basil was ready so a pesto was made from our garlic and basil with crushed sea salt & pepper accompanied by ...
08/04/2026

The Italian basil was ready so a pesto was made from our garlic and basil with crushed sea salt & pepper accompanied by olive oil and Romano formaggio.

Expecting another harsh New England winter with soaring food prices, the summer squash and zucchini were blanched, dried...
08/04/2026

Expecting another harsh New England winter with soaring food prices, the summer squash and zucchini were blanched, dried, & frozen proportioned to make stir fry or chicken cacciatore.

Expecting price hikes this winter at grocery stores; we are blanching, cold rinsing, air-drying, and then packaging bean...
07/25/2026

Expecting price hikes this winter at grocery stores; we are blanching, cold rinsing, air-drying, and then packaging beans, broccoli, and zucchini as the come in.

Feeding chickens freshly cut grass along with garden scraps works great for their omnivorous appetites.
07/20/2026

Feeding chickens freshly cut grass along with garden scraps works great for their omnivorous appetites.

No-till garden doing well for now. Stink bugs have been located so we will rely on the praying mantises to mitigate the ...
07/20/2026

No-till garden doing well for now. Stink bugs have been located so we will rely on the praying mantises to mitigate the issue. No pesticides with be used.

Pop -Up refreshment stand with hand-pressed lemonade and tea sweetened from local honey. Thank you Lemon-Stuh Fire Depah...
07/20/2026

Pop -Up refreshment stand with hand-pressed lemonade and tea sweetened from local honey. Thank you Lemon-Stuh Fire Depahtment for repatriating Main Street with your libatious support. BuyLocal!

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Lunenburg, MA
01462

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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