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.
Meet the producers
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Bageriet B
100% organic bakery, located at our beloved location at Skjolds Plads, who work with many of the producers that have regular stalls at your market.
In Nørrebro, Copenhagen
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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.
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Bjerregaarden
Cider from Denmark's oldest pesticide-free organic apple orchard, now run by Mads and Signe with their three children. Their award-winning cider comes from 60–85 apple varieties, pressed at the farm's own cidery.
In Kirke Eskilstrup
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Brinkholm Andelsgaarde
Diverse, organic grain and vegetable farm, growing and milling several grain varieties into their own flour, and cultivating vegetables, herbs and flowers. The land is farmed regeneratively.
In Karise, Sjælland
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Bruuns Baghaver
Family-owned business built on care and craft. Every jam and mustard is handmade, using fruit they pick themselves or source mainly from local producers, always with a focus on natural methods and collaboration between local farmers.
In Lyngby, Copenhagen/Sjælland
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Brød
A charming bakery in Vesterbro where you can find both classic and innovative baked goods that exude quality and craftsmanship.
In Vesterbro, Copenhagen
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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.
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Dansk Camelina
Dansk Camelina is a project reviving Camelina sativa, an ancient oilseed that is grown in Denmark.
In Stenlille, Copenhagen
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Det Vilde Spinderi
A mini spinnery making yarn from local sheep's wool, washed at low temperatures and processed sheep by sheep. The finished yarn is naturally dyed using plant-based methods and worked into local designs. Wool that's not fit for yarn is put to use in permaculture gardens for soil improvement and water retention.
In Odsherred, Sjælland
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Drys
Diverse, organic vegetable farm at Grantoftegaard. On just under one hectare, they grow over 150 different varieties of vegetables and work to create communities around local food production.
in Ballerup, Denmark.
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Fanefjord Frugt
Organic orchard, run by fruit growers Lene and Troels. They grow a huge range of apples, alongside quince, honey and apple most.
In Askeby, Sjælland
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Favnfuld
Favnfuld grows and gathers flowers from May through October, from late spring perennials and summer flowers alike, from the earliest to those that hold on well into autumn, bound into bouquets by hand.
Close to Hillerød, Sjælland
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Funga Farm
Funga Farm is an urban farm in Copenhagen, growing hyper-local, organic and sustainable craft mushrooms from spore to harvest. They focus on rare and specialty varieties, farmed only in prime conditions to bring out the best in each one.
On Refshaleøen, Copenhagen
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Green Glory Farm
Small-scale, organic no-dig farm. Rooted in permaculture, they grow fresh, chemical-free produce like mixed beets, kohlrabi, and salad mixes, much of which finds its way to local markets in Copenhagen.
In Højby, Sjælland
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Honningperler
Kristin is a beekeeper, turning beeswax into creams and lip balms, made with care in small batches. A passionate one-woman company, doing everything herself and entirely by hand.
In Haslev, Sjælland
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Hyldemarken
Vegetables, fruit, plants, eggs, ducks and chickens produced following biodynamic / permaculture principles. Respect for animals and environment.
in Slagelse, Denmark.
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Kalas Kimchi
Kimchi made using only Danish cabbage and other seasonal vegetables, crafted with ancient Korean techniques.
In Copenhagen
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Kisono
Ice cream and sweet and savoury crepes from the coolest cargo bike around – 100% homemade, using mainly Danish products and as much as possible from around Copenhagen. As the seasons change, so does the menu.
In Vesterbro, Copenhagen
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Klarskov Frugt
5 hectares of organically and regeneratively grown apple and pear trees, with bees and chickens in the orchard, a barn producing juice, cider, popsicles and honey and much more.
In Klarskov, Sjælland.
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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.
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Langebjerggård
Small organic farm run by Mette and Henrik at the foot of Sejerøbugten. Their sheep, lambs and rabbits roam free and are given a little more space and time than usual, with game also on offer depending on the season.
In Eskebjerg, Sjælland
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Lille Bakery
Small bakery and eatery on Refshaleøen in Copenhagen. Since opening in the summer of 2018, it's been built on a simple dream: a space that brings people together, with good food and bread made from seasonal produce sourced from local, small-scale farmers and millers.
On Refshaleøen, Copenhagen
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Orupdal Jordbrug
Small-scale farm growing vegetables and herbs using organic and regenerative principles. They work to support and rebuild life both below and above the soil, while growing food for people in the local community and in Copenhagen.
in Hvalsø, Denmark.
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Polyvin
Microscal cider and multi-fruit wine production from hand-picked local fruit that would otherwise go to waste.
In Torup, Sjælland
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Table Ferments
Table Ferments is inspired by coming together – microbes, yeasts and bacteria meeting local, carefully grown produce, farmers, craft and friends, all working in harmony. The result is naturally fermented sodas that are fun, taste bloody good, and simply feel right to drink together.
In Amager, Copenhagen
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Terrarium
Sorghum cane aguardientes from Valle de Uco, Argentina. They focus on terroir by prioritizing small-scale production that reflects the farm and the hands that made it. Not local, you might think, but as sustainably produced as spirits get.
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Tir Bakery
A bakery dedicated to baking with biodynamic, organic and freshly stoneground grains.
in Sjællands Odde, Denmark.
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Stråhatten Markedshave
Regenerative market garden owned and run by Steen and Trine. Everything is grown following regenerative principles, with no use of pesticides and no-dig, and a deep sympathy for those working to change the food landscape.
In Kirkeskoven ved Klippinge, Sjælland
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Søagergård Regenerativt Jordbrug
A radically regenerative farm, run by Marianne and Andy. They produce high-welfare regenerative eggs, dairy, grass-fed beef, forest pork, honey and fruit – all in true partnership with the land, working with animals and plants rather than against them.
In Smørum, Sjælland
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Uschi og Davide
Organic small-scale vegetable production, located at Brinkholm Andelsgaarde.
In Karise, Sjælland
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Meta Fermentary
Local fermentary crafting a range of unique, non-pasteurized fermented seasonings. Specialized in traditional ancient techniques and innovation.
In Frederiksberg, Copenhagen
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Sweets N Greens
Fresh microgreens and gourmet mushrooms, grown in a controlled and efficient setup. Run by Mette and Danni, this is a family project in which two 40-foot refrigerated containers have been transformed into growing rooms, producing greens and mushrooms year-round.
In Dragør, Sjælland
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Æbibo
Æbibo is an idyllic spot in West Zealand where Niels Borup and Alice cultivate fruit and bees.
In Borup, Sjælland
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Naturligt Blomst
Organic flower bouquets in season.The flowers are grown with focus on sustainability and with respect of nature.
In Præstø, Sjælland
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Æbleland
Small regenerative organic orchard in Lejre. At their small brewery in Fredensborg, they craft organic, non-alcoholic Æblebobler – sparkling apple "champagne," made exclusively from locally grown apples, berries and herbs.
In Lejre and Fredensborg, Sjælland
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Ærtebjerg Jordbrug
Vegetables grown according to regenerative and organic principles.
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Tvindelstrup Teglværk
Small-scale vegetable production run by Hans.
In Tvindelstrup, Sjælland