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Fermentation Project, championing local, small-batch, gut-loving, #sustainable, #fermentation. Liverpool, UK As seen on #AldisNextBigThing

Liverpool, UK
Joined January 2021
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Libraries mean business. Between April 2020 and March 2023, we’ve delivered 17,831 in person & online one-to-ones, 4,314 webinars & workshops and 1,121 events. Hear how our BIPC Network's supported local business communities: youtu.be/qBeS2OwUNQ0 #DemocratisingEntrepreneurship
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Have you read our latest report? It reveals the national impact the @britishlibrary BIPC Network's had over a 3 year period & how we've continued to democratise entrepreneurship & support economic recovery at local, regional & national levels across the UK bl.uk/press-releases/2023/ju…
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What a privilege to be representing @BIPCLiverpool today with @AmyMegsYarker @FermentationUk at such a special important event launching our Democratising Entrepreneurship Report at the House of Lords – at London, England
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Eat More Fermented Foods 🧀 You may already be consuming some fermented foods such as coffee, chocolate, tea, beer, wine or cheese. But to truly appreciate the healing power of fermented foods, eat those which are unpasteurized and therefore “alive.” Unpasteurized, living foods like homemade sauerkraut, yogurt, kimchi, miso, natto and Kombucha boast trillions of bacteria, compared to billions in the best probiotics on the market, and contain bacteria we have yet to discover. Ingesting these bacteria impacts our gut health and digestion in a powerful way: bacteria can change how our cells communicate with our hormones, and can even change our gene expression for good or for bad. They can promote heart health, blood sugar control, and even support our immune system
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University students, before you leave #Liverpool for the summer - please help to #KeepLiverpoolTidy. We love having you here & we'll love you even more if you donate stuff you can't/don't want to take home. Find out more at: liverpool.gov.uk/bins-and-re…
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From edible bugs and camel milk to Yorkshire pudding beer... Channel 4 orders more Aldi’s Next Big Thing from @South_Shore_UK Presented @itsanitarani & @Chris_Bavin and joined again by @AldiUK's Managing Director of Buying Julie Ashfield channel4.com/press/news/chan…
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