Vertical farming company OneFarm plans to open a facility in Suffolk that can help feed the local populace while boosting the regional agricultural sector. It's a savvy move in a post-pandemic food landscape marked by heightened eco-awareness and a desire to support nearby communities.

Growing in popularity, British urban farms are yielding the same as conventional farms. As a potential contribution to tackling food insecurity, while making cities greener, urban farming may provide a platform for brands to create strong community bonds and uplift their eco credentials.

Businesses are embracing regenerative agriculture as the next step in their environmentally-conscious production models. However, with intersectional environmentalism on the rise, how can brands acknowledge Indigenous Americans’ contributions to sustainable agriculture that have been largely erased?

As the global population continues to soar and environmental issues multiply, the ReGen Villages project may have the answer to curbing the eco-impact. Piloted by Danish architectural collaborative EFFEKT, the sharing, caring ethos of self-sufficient communities is now going viral.