Hofi & Haan Collective, a mobile coffee bar serving Tampa Bay events, has formed an innovative partnership with New Port Richey FarmNet to transform used coffee grounds into valuable agricultural resources. Instead of contributing to landfill waste after private gatherings and corporate events, the collected grounds are transported directly to FarmNet for use in regenerative farming practices. The nitrogen-rich material significantly enhances soil quality for community gardens and urban agricultural projects throughout New Port Richey neighborhoods. Founder Bremen de Haan established Hofi & Haan with a vision of responsible business that leaves a positive environmental legacy on every event hosted. His commitment to ecological regeneration aligns perfectly with FarmNet’s mission to build sustainable food systems and promote local growing initiatives. Dell deChant, steering committee chair for FarmNet, highlights how these donations benefit their extensive network of residential, market, and community garden sites including the notable Grand Gardens location. This collaborative effort demonstrates how small-scale businesses can drive meaningful change by creating local circular economies that reduce waste while supporting community health and sustainability goals across Pasco County.
Mobile Coffee Bar Partners With Local Farms To Repurpose Waste Grounds
