MEET THE PRODUCERS

We believe that quality produce is impossible without animal welfare, care for the soil, care for the environment, transparency in business and social responsibility for all humans involved. 
When you visit a Grønt Marked farmers market, you will only meet producers who share these values, and are highly passionate about them. As a market, we feel proud and fortunate to work with women and men who represent the future of food, as we see it.

They are small scale, hands-on in the field, sowing, cultivating, harvesting, milling, brewing, distilling, working hard all year around to  feed people the freshest, most nutritious food, while feeding environment and it’s ecosystems while pushing the agenda of a sustainable, regenerative farming.

In our view, they are an essential and indispensable part of food production in their country, and we are happy to provide yet another platform for them to distribute their produce and knowledge to the city public.

Industrialization of food has made us so distanced from our farmers. Next time you are on the marketplace – try to ask about their vegetble varieties, their milk, their work-day, their regenerative grazing, their chicken feed, the slaughterhouse.

Our hope is that you’ll go home with new knowledge and fresh produce to pass onto family and friends.

Below, you will meet the producers.

Birthesminde

Organic pork from naturally fed pigs. Slowly raised under open skies in spacious and biodiverse fields and forests – always with their family.

in Vipperød, Denmark.

Klippingegård

Fourth generation farm in Stevns  producing a diverse selection of seasonal vegetables. Pay a visit during strawberry picking season!

in Stevns, Denmark.

Copenhagen Goat Milk

Everything goats! Milk, cheese, meat, ice cream, soap, fur and more. Organic minifarm where the goats are moved to fresh grass every morning.

in Jystrup, Denmark.

HindsholmGrisen

Organic pork, butchered in-house.
Pigs live outside all year on at least 100 m2 each, raised slowly with natural feed and natural weaning.

in Hindsholm, Denmark.

Auren’s Deli

Organic Market Garden farming vegetables with regenerative and organic principles – with biodiversity in mind. Since 2021.

in Lejre, Denmark.

Søtoftes Have

Small organic vegetable farm working regeneratively with nature to produce fresh seasonal vegetables all year round.

in Ringsted, Denmark.

Mosegaarden Jordbrug

Community farm growing vegetables with only organic and regenerative cultivation methods to improve soil health.

in Regstrup, Denmark.

Bygaard

Locally grown organic mushrooms and microgreens in containers as part of the largest urban farm in Scandinavia: Øens Have.

in Copenhagen, Denmark

Øens Have

Urban farm growing vegetables, herbs, mushrooms, berries and flowers while hosting classes, workshops, lectures and events in the growing season.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Bybi

Socio-economic honey production working to cultivate a regenerative system between bees, flowers and humans in the city.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Kysøko

Apples, berries, honey and pure juice from the 100% pesticide-free organic orchard where birds, spiders, bats and bees are natural pest-control.

in Næstved, Denmark.

Hyldemarken

Vegetables, fruit, plants, eggs, ducks and chickens produced following biodynamic / permaculture principles. Respect for animals and environment.

in Slagelse, Denmark.

Langebjerggaard

Fresh rabbit, lamb, chicken, eggs, sausages, homemade pickles and more from small organic farm raising rabbits and lamb in open air.

in Eskebjerg, Denmark.

Lindegaarden

Small scale vegetable farm, focused on growing good and healthy food while strengthening and regenerating the ecosystem they are a part of.

in Lille Lyngby, Denmark.

Nordhavn Eddikebryggeri

Brewing vinegars and ferments in Copenhagen with produce from own orchard as well as utilizing local food production byproducts.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Dusk

Organic flowers, dried and fresh in the season.
Grown in the fields of Lejre, then dried in a warm loft in Copenhagen.

in Lejre, Denmark.

Decideret

Wild fermented ciders made from surplus garden apples and organic fruit from selected orchards in Zealand and the surrounding islands.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Seerupgaard

Organic vegetables, herbs, flowers, honey and fresh eggs produced on the island of Amager right next to Copenhagen.

in Dragør, Denmark.

Søndergård

Small organic vegetable farm in a flourishing ecosystem with goats, chickens, pigs, ducks and bees to make sustainable, healthy food.

in Store Heddinge, Denmark.

Madsen & Pedersen Mjød

Experimental mead microbrewery striving to sustainably produce the highest quality mead using local and organic ingredients.

in Hellerup, Denmark.

Brinkholm

Worker-owned co-op farming by hand to produce organic vegetables, honey, beer and freshly milled flour from their all-natural wheat fields.

in Karise, Denmark.

Søagergård

Fresh eggs and honey from regenerative small-scale farm with a large focus on sustainability and animal welfare.

in Smørum, Denmark.

Applied Poetry

Paulina is a forager and witchcrafter, she transforms wild plants of the seasons and landscapes into edible and drinkable experiences.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Table Ferments

Small batch & spontaneously fermented drinks brewed on locally sourced all-natural produce from ethical, sustainable farmers.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Bruuns Baghave

Homemade jams from seasonal fruits and berries picked in various back gardens, made with organic vanilla brought home from a trip to Bali.

in Hjortekær, Denmark.

Søtoftes Gårdmejeri

Dairy by Michel & Marie.  Holistic grazing and 100% grass-fed cows with horns, milked just once a day in the field.

in Ringsted, Denmark.

Filosoffens Have

Home garden growing organic shoots of broccoli, sunflowers and peas without any added fertilizer.
Sold in pots all year round.

in Værløse, Denmark.

Farendløse Mosteri

Co-op producing greens, eggs, juice and cider from 25-70 year old apple trees amongst sheep and chickens – No added pesticides or fertilizer. 

in Ringsted, Denmark.

Æblerov

Wild Danish cider from Danish apples, pears, quince and other organic fruits – all spontaneously fermented.

in Svinninge, Denmark.

lille bakery

Bakery and eatery working closely with local organic farmers to provide natural, sustainable, healthy and fresh food & bread for all – at a fair price.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Slowburn Brewing Co-op

An independent, worker-owned microbrewery producing a wide variety of beer styles, with a focus on quality and drinkability.

in Hvidovre, Denmark.

Österlensaffran AB

Kalle and Johannes produce extra fine Swedish organic saffron.
Locally grown, hand-picked and carefully dried in Skåne. 

in Skåne, Sweden.

Rondo

Deli-bakery and cornershop for sweet and salty breads, pastries and much more. Focus on using organic and sustainable produce only.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Âvijl

Handpicked apples of local, young, old and wild varieties of trees all over Bornholm, naturally fermented cold and slow for unique tasty ciders.

in Bornholm, Denmark.

Sigtemøllevejen

Husband and wife organic fruit orchard and vineyard making minimal intervention wine, cider and beer, fermented with wild indigenous yeast.

in Bornholm, Denmark

Nagelsbjergvin

Small producer of clean, dry and acid driven apple ciders, with the goal express and envoke the great beauty of fermented apple juice of Denmark.

in Ringsted, Denmark.

Sønderstrand

Family driven vineyard and flower farm, focused on locally growing vibrant bouquets and wines, which are conventionally imported from afar. 

in Kalundborg, Denmark.

Garbolund

Natural winery where all field work is done by hand, taking care to treat the wines as gently as possible and with respect for natural principles.

in Helsinge, Denmark

Klarskov Frugt

Small orchard with 4100 apple / pear trees cultivated according to biodynamic principles without sprays, artificial fertilizers or irrigation.

in Korsør, Denmark.

Æbibo

Small farm where Alice and Niels grow organic fruit and make honey, which they primarily sell face-to-face to people at farmers markets.

in Stenlille, Denmark.

Planteskolen Evigt Liv

100% vegan plant nursery based on permaculture principles, specialized in perennial edible plants. Organic compost based growing – no peat.

in Jystrup, Denmark.

Naturlig Blomst

Organic flower bouquets in season. The flowers are grown with focus on sustainability and with respect of nature. 

in Praestø, Denmark.

Ærtebjerg Jordbrug

Small scale market garden by the fjord, growing plenty of different vegetables following organic and regenerative principles. 

in Grevinge, Denmark.

Dansk Camelina

A small danish organic production of camelina seeds as well as seedoil.
A healthy and local alternative to other seedoils.

in Vestsjælland, Denmark.

Twisted Herbal

Milena is an organic medicinal & culinary herb grower, herbal medicine maker, permaculture wild gardener, with a PhD in Plant science.

in Skævinge, Denmark.

CPH Seasonal Foods

Pickles, preserves, jams, chutneys and a lot more!
All of it with seasonal and regional ingredients.

in Amager, Denmark.

Would you like to be a producer at Grønt Marked?
Visit our Producer Section!

MEET THE

PRODUCERS

We believe that quality produce is impossible without animal welfare, care for the soil, care for the environment, transparency in business and social responsibility for all humans involved. 
When you visit a Grønt Marked farmers market, you will only meet producers who share these values, and are highly passionate about them. As a market, we feel proud and fortunate to work with women and men who represent the future of food, as we see it.

They are small scale, hands-on in the field, sowing, cultivating, harvesting, milling, brewing, distilling, working hard all year around to not only feed people the freshest, most nutritious food, but to feed the environment and it’s ecosystems while pushing the agenda of a sustainable, regenerative farming.
In our view, they are an essential and indispensable part of food production in their country, and we are happy to provide yet another platform for them to distribute their produce and knowledge to the city public.

Industrialization of food has made us so distanced from our farmers. Next time you are on the marketplace – try to ask about their heirloom tomatoes, their milk, their regenerative grazing, their chicken feed, the slaughterhouse.

Our hope is that you will go home with new knowledge and fresh produce to pass onto family and friends.

Below, you will meet the producers.

Tap on a producer to learn more!

Birthesminde

Organic pork from naturally fed pigs. Slowly raised under open skies in spacious and biodiverse fields and forests – always with their family.

in Vipperød, Denmark.

Klippingegård

Fourth generation farm in Stevns  producing a diverse selection of seasonal vegetables. Pay a visit during strawberry picking season!

in Stevns, Denmark.

Copenhagen Goat Milk

Everything goats! Milk, cheese, meat, ice cream, soap, fur and more. Organic minifarm where the goats are moved to fresh grass every morning.

in Jystrup, Denmark.

HindsholmGrisen

Organic pork, butchered in-house. Pigs live outside all year on at least 100 m2 each, raised slowly with natural feed and natural weaning.

in Hindsholm, Denmark.

Auren’s Deli

Organic Market Garden farming vegetables with regenerative and organic principles – with biodiversity in mind. Since 2021.

in Lejre, Denmark.

Søtoftes Have

Small organic vegetable farm working regeneratively with nature to produce fresh seasonal vegetables all year round.

in Ringsted, Denmark.

Mosegaarden Jordbrug

Community farm growing vegetables with only organic and regenerative cultivation methods to improve soil health.

in Regstrup, Denmark.

Bygaard

Locally grown organic mushrooms and microgreens in containers as part of the largest urban farm in Scandinavia: Øens Have.

in Copenhagen, Denmark

Øens Have

Urban farm growing veggies, herbs, mushrooms, berries and flowers while hosting classes, workshops, lectures and events in the growing season.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Bybi

Socio-economic honey production working to cultivate a regenerative system between bees, flowers and humans in the city.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Kysøko

Apples, berries, honey and pure juice from the 100% pesticide-free organic orchard where birds, spiders, bats and bees are natural pest-control.

in Næstved, Denmark.

Hyldemarken

Vegetables, fruit, plants, eggs, ducks and chickens produced following permaculture and biodynamic principles with respect for all life and soil.

in Slagelse, Denmark.

Langebjerggaard

Fresh rabbit, lamb, chicken, eggs, sausages, homemade pickles and more from small organic farm raising rabbits and lamb in open air.

in Eskebjerg, Denmark.

Lindegaarden

Small scale vegetable farm, focused on growing good and healthy food while strengthening and regenerating the ecosystem they are a part of.

in Lille Lyngby, Denmark.

Nordhavn Eddikebryggeri

Brewing vinegars and ferments in Copenhagen with produce from own orchard as well as utilizing local food production byproducts.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Dusk

Organic flowers, dried and fresh in the season.
Grown in the fields of Lejre, then dried in a warm loft in Copenhagen.

in Lejre, Denmark.

Decideret

Wild fermented ciders made from surplus garden apples and organic fruit from selected orchards in Zealand and the surrounding islands.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Seerupgaard

Organic vegetables, herbs, flowers, honey and fresh eggs produced on the island of Amager right next to Copenhagen.

in Dragør, Denmark.

Madsen & Pedersen Mjød

Experimental mead micro-brewery striving to sustainably produce the highest quality mead using local and organic ingredients.

in Hellerup, Denmark.

Søndergård

Small organic vegetable farm in a flourishing ecosystem with goats, chickens, pigs, ducks and bees to make sustainable, healthy food.

in Store Heddinge, Denmark.

Brinkholm

Worker-owned co-op farming by hand to produce organic vegetables, honey, beer and freshly milled flour from their all-natural wheat fields.

in Karise, Denmark.

Søagergård

Fresh eggs and honey from regenerative small-scale farm with a large focus on sustainability and animal welfare.

in Smørum, Denmark.

Applied Poetry

Paulina is a forager and witchcrafter, she transforms wild plants of the seasons and landscapes into edible and drinkable experiences.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Table Ferments

Small batch & spontaneously fermented drinks brewed on locally sourced all-natural produce from ethical, sustainable farmers.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Bruuns Baghave

Homemade jams from seasonal fruits and berries picked in various back gardens, made with organic vanilla brought home from a trip to Bali.

in Hjortekær, Denmark.

Søtoftes Gårdmejeri

Dairy by Michel & Marie.  Holistic grazing and 100% grass-fed cows with horns, milked just once a day in the field.

in Ringsted, Denmark.

Filosoffens Have

Home garden growing organic shoots of broccoli, sunflowers and peas without any added fertilizer.
Sold in pots all year round.

in Værløse, Denmark.

Farendløse Mosteri

Co-op producing greens, eggs, juice and cider from 25-70 year old apple trees amongst sheep and chickens. No pesticides or fertilizer. 

in Ringsted, Denmark.

Æblerov

Wild Danish cider from Danish apples, pears, quince and other organic fruits – all spontaneously fermented, all natural.

in Svinninge, Denmark.

lille bakery

Bakery & eatery working closely with local farmers to provide natural, sustainable, healthy and fresh food & bread for all – at a fair price.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Slowburn Brewing Co-op

An independent, worker-owned microbrewery producing a wide variety of beer styles, with a focus on quality and drinkability.

in Hvidovre, Denmark.

Österlensaffran AB

Kalle and Johannes produce extra fine Swedish organic saffron.
Locally grown, hand-picked and carefully dried in Skåne. 

in Skåne, Sweden.

Naturlig Blomst

Organic flower bouquets in season. The flowers are grown with focus on sustainability and with respect of nature. 

in Præstø, Denmark.

Planteskolen Evigt Liv

100% vegan permaculture plant nursery focused on perennial edible plants. Compost based growing, never with peat. 

in Jystrup, Denmark.

Rondo

Deli-bakery and cornershop for sweet and salty breads, pastries and much more. Focus on using organic and sustainable produce only.

in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Sigtemøllevejen

Organic fruit orchard and vineyard making minimal intervention wine, cider and beer, fermented with wild indigenous yeast.

in Bornholm, Denmark.

Âvijl

Handpicked apples of local, young, old and wild varieties of trees all over Bornholm, naturally fermented cold and slow for unique tasty ciders.

in Bornholm, Denmark.

Nagelsbjergvin

Small producer of clean, dry and acid driven ciders, with the goal express and envoke the great beauty of fermented apple juice of Denmark.

in Ringsted, Denmark.

Sønderstrand

Family driven vineyard and flower farm, focused on local-grown vibrant bouquets and wines, which are usually imported from afar. 

in Kalundborg, Denmark.

Garbolund

Natural winery where all field work is done by hand, taking care to treat the wines as gently as possible and with respect for natural principles.

in Helsinge, Denmark.

Klarskov Frugt

Small orchard with 4100 pear and apple trees cultivated without sprays, artificial fertilizers or irrigation, following biodynamic practice.

in Korsør, Denmark.

Æbibo

Small farm where Alice and Niels grow organic fruit and make honey, which they primarily sell face-to-face to people at farmers markets.

in Stenlille, Denmark.

Ærtebjerg Jordbrug

Small scale market garden by the fjord, growing plenty of different vegetables following organic and regenerative principles. 

in Grevinge, Denmark.

Dansk Camelina

Small danish organic production of camelina seeds and seedoil. A healthy and local alternative to other seedoils.

in Vestsjælland, Denmark.

CPH Seasonal Foods

Pickles, preserves, jams, chutneys and a lot more!


All of it with seasonal and regional ingredients.

in Amager, Denmark.

Twisted Herbal

Milena is an organic medicinal & culinary herb grower, herbal medicine maker, permaculture wild gardener, with a PhD in Plant science.

in Vestsjælland, Denmark.

Would you like to be a producer at
Grønt Marked?

Visit our Producer Section!

Contact

General inquiries

Volunteer-related

For producers

FAQ

Why a Farmers Market?

We believe all farmers should have the possibility to sell at a fair price directly to the consumers – at the same time, consumers should have access to fresh, seasonal, local and healthy food. In this sense, Farmers Market are an important step towards connecting local farmers and end-consumers, cutting out the middleman. Moreover, Farmers Market are places where to build relations – they contribute to creating a transparent food-shopping alternative where human connection and community comes first.

Which kind of products can I find at the market?

Local, Seasonal and Sustainable grown veggies, fruits, mushrooms, grains and flowers. Ethical and Sustainable animal produce such as eggs, cheese, milk, meat and charcuterie. Processed handcrafted produce such as vinegars, spirits, jams, ferments etc. made using local and sustainable raw materials. For more info, please feel free to check our guidelines.

How do you select the producers?

Please feel free to check our guidelines here.

How can I get involved?

You can write to us or swing by one of our markets. We are always happy to meet new faces and discuss great ideas! You are also welcome to volunteer at the markets 🙂 for more info please check the volunteers page!

Who is behind the markets?

A community made by farmers, volunteers, friends, colleagues and believers – each one ready to support the project and contribute with their skills, enthusiasm and great ideas! Read more about the origin of Grønt Market and the team right here!

Can Grønt Marked organize a market for my event?

We don’t do events. Farmers Markets are not an event for entertainment, but a regular monthly or weekly appointment for people to buy their groceries. The main goal is for producers to sell while establishing connections and for consumers to buy good and healthy food while learning about our food system. In order to guarantee successful markets, the focus should always be on the farmers and their produce.

What forms of payment do you take?

All the producers take MobilePay & cash. Some of them also accept cards. 

Do you sell plastic bags?

We suggest you bring your own bags from home. Most producers use reusable or no packaging when possible. But cheese & juices are sometimes in plastic. All the producers use biodegradable materials to wrap produce when up to Health & Safety standards.

Is there a sheltered area in case of rain?

Grønt Marked is an open air market, so there are no covered areas.

© Grønt Marked 2023

Contact

General inquiries

Volunteer-related

For producers

FAQ

Why a Farmers Market?

We believe all farmers should have the possibility to sell at a fair price directly to the consumers – at the same time, consumers should have access to fresh, seasonal, local and healthy food. In this sense, Farmers Market are an important step towards connecting local farmers and end-consumers, cutting out the middleman. Moreover, Farmers Market are places where to build relations – they contribute to creating a transparent food-shopping alternative where human connection and community comes first.

Which kind of products can I find at the market?

Local, Seasonal and Sustainable grown veggies, fruits, mushrooms, grains and flowers. Ethical and Sustainable animal produce such as eggs, cheese, milk, meat and charcuterie. Processed handcrafted produce such as vinegars, spirits, jams, ferments etc. made using local and sustainable raw materials. For more info, please feel free to check our guidelines.

How do you select the producers?

Please feel free to check our guidelines here.

How can I get involved?

You can write to us or swing by one of our markets. We are always happy to meet new faces and discuss great ideas! You are also welcome to volunteer at the markets 🙂 for more info please check the volunteers page!

Who is behind the markets?

A community made by farmers, volunteers, friends, colleagues and believers – each one ready to support the project and contribute with their skills, enthusiasm and great ideas! Read more about the origin of Grønt Market and the team right here!

Can Grønt Marked organize a market for my event?

We don’t do events. Farmers Markets are not an event for entertainment, but a regular monthly or weekly appointment for people to buy their groceries. The main goal is for producers to sell while establishing connections and for consumers to buy good and healthy food while learning about our food system. In order to guarantee successful markets, the focus should always be on the farmers and their produce.

What forms of payment do you take?

All the producers take MobilePay & cash. Some of them also accept cards. 

Do you sell plastic bags?

We suggest you bring your own bags from home. Most producers use reusable or no packaging when possible. But cheese & juices are sometimes in plastic. All the producers use biodegradable materials to wrap produce when up to Health & Safety standards.

Is there a sheltered area in case of rain?

Grønt Marked is an open air market, so there are no covered areas.

© Grønt Marked 2023