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We believe that companies must exist for a purpose.
People, Planet, Prosperity, Purpose–the four P’s of 4P Foods.
4P supports small and mid-sized family farmers and artisans by giving them access to new markets, while also working to ensure that all people have equitable access to Good Food produced by these farmers.
At 4P Foods, Good Food:
4P actively helps build a better food system that enables all people, regardless of income or ZIP code, to have equitable access to Good Food through strategic partnerships with community organizations.
4P supports the agricultural economy and empowers a network of over 200+ family farms to grow and thrive by connecting their fresh, high quality food to households, communities, and businesses throughout the region.
4P partners with farmers who are committed to low-impact, sustainable and regenerative methods of production. Our direct supply chain, focus on local food, and reusable delivery bags means a lower food carbon footprint.
600+ independent, family farmers supported by 4P Foods throughout the region.
Working with 6 community partners delivering 7,500 pounds of food per month to underserved communities across DC, MD, and VA.
4P Foods: 60¢ of every dollar to farmers. Mainstream: 8¢ of every dollar to farmers.
Tom McDougall – CEO & Founder
With every 4P Bag delivered, you are supporting local food access and a more equitable food system. Learn more about our food access partners who make this vision possible.
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