CRAFTED WITH
INTENTION...
More Than Just Merch
For the last two years, we’ve been building a closed loop food system in Halifax and Dartmouth. Food grown on our farm moves through our kitchens, feeds schools, nourishes community members, and returns back into the
cycle that produced it in the first place.
Make Food Food Again exists to tell that story outside the walls of the kitchen and the farm. Through limited apparel drops, collaborations, and community-driven design, the project carries the same message behind everything we do:
food should nourish people first, support communities locally, and
reconnect us to the systems we depend on every day.
Each release is intentionally small, created alongside chefs, artists, designers, and people helping shape the future of food culture and food security.
For the last two years, we’ve been building a closed loop food system in Halifax and Dartmouth. Food grown on our farm moves through our kitchens, feeds schools, nourishes community members, and returns back into the cycle that produced it in the first place.
Make Food Food Again exists to tell that story outside the walls of the kitchen and the farm. Through limited apparel drops, collaborations, and community-driven design, the project carries the same message behind everything we do: food should nourish people first, support communities locally, and reconnect us to the systems we depend on every day.
Each release is intentionally small, created alongside chefs, artists, designers, and people helping shape the future of food culture and food security.
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KHALED AL-NASRALLAH
Working with Advanced Screen Printing, Khaled helped bring the project to life through thoughtful production, premium materials, and an uncompromising focus on quality.
AIDAN SEARLE
Designer, illustrator, and co-founder of Hood+Searle. Aidan translated the philosophy behind the project into a visual identity rooted in storytelling, culture, and craft.
MARK BRAND
The force behind the vision. Mark’s work across food systems, community building, and hospitality helped shape the philosophy behind MFAA and the larger mission driving Upward Farms.
Rooted In Community
Make Food Food Again was built through collaboration between people who care deeply about design, craftsmanship, storytelling, and community. From concept to illustration to print production, every part of the project was created locally with intention and a shared belief that better systems are built together.