Greece on the breadline: food for less in Patras

A resident Scottish port city in southwestern Greek written with a new movement of food there cheap

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Meanwhile, Hilary Diamantopoulou, optometrist Scottish doctor married to a retired Greek, who lived and worked in the port of Patras southwest for over 30 years, wrote stories of movement cheap food there:

Just a note to say that the situation here is what I described in Athens, but on a smaller scale. Participation shops daily in community kitchens (mainly church-term) and food banks retirees increases dumpster diving. We also have our own illegal immigration problem due to the fact that Patras is the main port for traffic to Italy. Initially it was Kurdish, but it is now much more varied.

Firstly, soup kitchens were set up for immigrants, but now the problem is with the Greeks who are unable to feed themselves and their families due to the economic crisis situations.

The new factor here is that the movement began in our region offer flour, pasta, potatoes, wine, honey and oil Olive - at reduced prices directly from farmers / producers - online. It seems to be linked to, or at least with the blessing of the municipality. Orders online collection points are the two main squares in the city.

Hilary sent a link to the project. Ergasianews.blogspot.com

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