The pop-up that’s good for you and good for Londoners with learning disabilities too!

Fruitful produces fresh fruit and vegetable vegan juices that taste and look incredible.  Run by Clare, the successful candidate for London’s Juiciest Job, Fruitful has 13 trainees who have learning disabilities and autism.  They pride themselves on being ethical: They use Vegware cups, lids and straws; They compost all the fruit and veg pulp; They have a Fruitful garden and are learning how to grow fruit and veg; They use suppliers such as City Harvest to reduce food waste.

Fruitful was set up one year ago by Pursuing Independent Paths (PIP) a local charity that supports adults with learning disabilities in London to learn life skills, access the community where they live and live fulfilling and happy lives.

From 4pm on November 27th PIP is hosting an open day for friends and members of the community to meet students, enjoy some musical entertainment and experience PIP’s work for themselves where you to see the Fruitful pop up in action. Fruitful will also be popping up at BlueBay corporate offices that day (From 10am – 2pm).