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The Eco Guide in Mallorca

Eco "Supermarkets":

  • Biodespensa

This Palma store stocks organic produce and health foods, and has a deli.

C/Andrea Dorria 50, 07014 Palma

  • El Lloc d'Enmig

This gourmet shop in Palma's bustling Mercat de l'Olivar offers a wide range of spices and salts from all over the world (including Mallorca), seaweed, honey, pulses and 20 different types of organic rice. Free parking for clients and a delivery service for restaurants are also offered.

Mercat de l'Olivar, stand 125

Plaça de l'Olivar, Palma.

Tel: + 34 666 243 025.

  • Yerbabuena

First opened in 1991, they began with a small shop on a very quiet street in Palma. Devotion, passion, hard work and help from their friends have enabled them to become the largest centre in the Balearics dedicated to organic food, natural medicine and a sustainable lifestyle.

Jeroni Antich no. 7 (Junto a Plaza los Patines ), Palma

Tel: + 34 971 716 804

www.yerbabuena.com.es

  • Terra Verda

This Palma store, which opened last June, is one of 16 branches of the Spanish Terra Verda chain, dedicated to meeting the growing demands of those seeking natural products to improve their quality of life. Eco and dietetic foods, natural cosmetics, teas, books, music and more.

C/La Protectora, 10, Edifici Sa Clastra, Palma

Tel: +34 971 726 973

www.terraverda.com

Shops:

  • Herboristeria L'Arxiduc

The store carries all kinds of health items (no fresh produce): natural cosmetics, medicinal herbs, aromatherapy, eco-friendly clothes, books, vitamins, sweet almond milk.

C/Arxiduc Lluis Salvador 2, 07179 Deià

Tel: +34 971 458 200

  • Ecologica

This small store is a treasure trove of ecological items, from children's toys to cosmetics to pens made out of corn . . . and more.

C/ Argenteria 7, Palma

Tel: + 34 971 07 92 72

http://www.ecologica-mallorca.es/

  • Es Raco de ses Herbes

This charming store can be found in Bunyola and carries all organic health foods and a wide range of natural and organic products and remedies.

C/Mayor 1 (the square) Bunyola.

Tel: + 34 971 148 316

  • Gaia Natural Products

Traditional methods for modern times are employed in the production of these natural cosmetic products designed for all the family. Gaia Natural Cosmetics are made from only the simplest and purest of ingredients, harvested from sustainably-grown organic plants and herbs from their own farmhouse land in Mallorca. Local olive and sweet almond oils, and only eco-friendly methods and packaging are used. Their range includes environmentally-friendly soaps, moisturisers, gels, washes and scrubs.

Calle Corderia 25, Palma de Mallorca

Tel: +34 971 714 983

www.gaia-natural-mallorca.com

Organic Farms:

  • Son Barrina Organic Farm

Farm shop supermarket selling everything organic at family-affordable prices, including fresh, frozen and packaged foods, drinks, and household and personal products. They also offer activities, including ceramic painting and a kids' gardening club. Ctra. Inca-Llubi Km 6, Mallorca.

www.mallorcaorganics.com

Tel: + 34 971 639 434

  • Sa Teulera:

Farm shop supermarket, near Manacor, open three days a week to the general public. From their own dairy herd they produce fresh unpasteurised milk, natural yoghurt and three types of cheese. Some meat is also available. The talkative grey parrots enjoy a chat, but are not for sale!

From the PM332 Petra to Manacor road, about 5km from Manacor, follow "Sa Teulera" signs over the railway bridge and along the track to the farm shop car park.

Tel: + 34 971 183 474

  • Binifela

Located in Capdepera, their philosophy is to farm crops and stock sustainably. Produce includes a wide range of seasonal vegetables, quality meat from their own livestock, herbs, dry goods and honey (from their bees). Medicinal herbs include rosemary, thyme, sage, parsley, basil mint, rue, and chamomile, as well as more elusive herbs such as lemongrass, dill, burnet, and French tarragon.

Binifela ( Son Jaumell ) in Cala Radjada

Tel: + 34 971 819 034

  • Eco Ram

A group of farmers and stock-breeders on the Balearic Islands who produce, manufacture and sell environment-friendly organic food products.

C/ Des Trinquet 3, 1er 07510 Sineu

Tel: +34 616 068 600

  • Vidasana

This co-operative of five fincas in Capdepera, Manacor, Vilafranca, Montuiri and Esporles uses ecological methods in agricultural production. Their products are available at various retail outlets across the island.

www.vidasana.org

  • Biogranja La Real

A recent addition to the eco scene, this farm shop is only minutes from central Palma, offering a wide selection of local and own organic seasonal produce and other ecological items. Their land includes mini-plots available to rent so you can grow your own organic veggies!

Secar de la Real, Palma

Tel: +34 971 25 41 95

http://www.biogranjalareal.com/

Restaurants:

  • Ca Na Toneta

A small and charming family restaurant in the oil-producing village of Caimari, and run by sisters Maria and Teresa Solivellas. Every morning they visit the Port of Pollença for the fisherman's latest catch, on which they base their menu for that evening – which includes organic vegetables and fruits from their own garden. In winter, open Thursdays to Sundays for dinner only.

C/Horitzo 21, 07314 Caimari

Tel: + 34 971 515 226

  • Bon Lloc

Located in the historic heart of Palma, in an old Mallorcan manor house, this popular restaurant offers organic cooking that's synonymous with good health, but also well-seasoned and varied. They serve a daily-changing menu, but open only at lunchtimes. Juanjo Ramirez uses the rest of his time to invent organic dishes. Locals, tourists, vegetarians and non-vegetarians all appreciate the tranquil atmosphere of this well-known establishment.

C/Feliu 7, Palma

Tel: +34 971 71 86 17

  • Bens D'Avall

Chef Benet Vicens is considered the initiator of the"new Balearic cuisine" and has earned the unanimous recognition of food critics and professionals. He enthusiastically uses local, fresh, quality produce to create his unique clean-tasting cuisine, bursting with distinct flavours and aromas. Giving preference to local produce not only results in authentic cuisine, but helps secure the futures of those people who produce and sell it.

Urb. Costa Deià. Ctra. Sóller-Deià.

Tel: +34 971 632 381

www.benetvicens.com

  • Amadip Esment

This non-profit organisation provides work opportunities for intellectually disabled people. Their "shop windows" are their two restaurant/café/botigas, where their own home-grown organic fruit and vegetables are used. One is in Palma´s old town, the other in Palmanova, and both are popular for their high standard of lunches and catering service.

Palma: Plaça Es Pes de Sa Palla s/n

Tel: +34 971 722 505

Palmanova: Adjacent to the hospital by the Palmanova roundabout on the Crta Palma-Andratx s/n

Tel: +34 971 597 300

www.amadipesment.org

Renewable energy

On this sun-blessed island of Mallorca it seems strange that relatively few people exploit the sun's energy in their daily lives. Whether it's providing electricity, heating for water, home, or swimming pool, this free source of energy can be harnessed with a solar energy power system. It's been estimated that the amount of energy used by people all over the globe in one year is produced by the sun in just one hour!

Now that new properties built must include some use of solar energy, companies specialising in this technology are increasing in number. These are links to some of them:

www.enertec-solar.com

www.solar-energy-mallorca.com/

www.doysol.com

www.solarenergie-mallorca.com/

Eco Homes:

  • Natur Llar Ecomaterials

Bio materials: insulation cork, wood, hemp, natural lime, lime mortar, natural breathable paints, natural treatments for wood energy systems, solar thermal radiant flooring and walls, stoves and biomass boilers.

C/ Palma-Artà, 15, Manacor

Tel: + 34 971 845 963

www.naturllar.com

  • Ecocreamos

The benefits of ‘green building' can be specified in cost savings and respect for the environment, with reduced emissions impacting less on the climate. This company promotes eco-real estate, offering the possibility of sustainable housing and eco-intelligence, housing projects with geo-biologist integration, choice of materials and energy sources, and bioenergetics architecture.

Llucmajor

Tel: +34 629 118 619

www.ecocreamos.com

  • Unicmall

Manufacturer of air lime mortars. Fat lime – dating back to the beginning of civilisation – is by its nature and versatility one of the finest materials that's been used in architecture and construction. Mortar was always used for plastering, rendering and the art of marble-imitating stucco, in Greek, Roman, Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque times.

C/ Puigverd s/n, Felanitx

Tel: +34 971 580 634

www.unicmall.com

  • Bioma

Founded in 1996, Bioma builds in a natural way, meeting sustainability criteria and based on the wisdom of our ancestors – but with today's technology. They understand that homes are our ‘third skin' and, as such, must be harmonious and healthy.

Harmony is achieved through planning and design, with appropriate proportions and distribution of meditative space. Materials are chosen with consideration for future recycling implications. Energy saving and a sense of wellbeing result from the application of bioclimatic criteria with ecological alternative energy solutions.

Ca'n Mas 4 , Pla de Na Tesa

Tel: + 34 971 79 43 28

www.bioma.es

  • Coric

Bio-constructor. Their company was born out of the idea that a house is alive and therefore needs to breathe. Several of their projects can be viewed already all over Mallorca. Biodynamic, eco materials are used in their environmentally-friendly construction.

C/ Pintor Miguel Angel 30, Inca

Tel: + 34 971 506 274

www.coris.es

  • Optimacasa

This company is currently constructing the first zero-energy house in Mallorca. Walls, foundations and windows are insulated to reduce the use of energy. Stored warmth from the sun (or coolness in summer) isn't lost through the outer shell. External planting is specifically designed so that, in summer, the building is shaded and, in winter, the sun keeps the external walls warm. The primary heat source is the sun and, second, sources such as wood. All household appliances correspond to the lowest forms of energy.

Tel: + 34 971 58 14 23

www.optimacasa.eu

About the Author

Dr. Helen Cummins is the Editor of abcMallorca Magazine a high quality guide to mallorca printed in three languages including informative Articles about Mallorca, up to date Events Guide and a Business Directory.

You can visit the abcMallorca website to read the original article about The Eco Guide or related articles about Mallorca.

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admin posted at 2009-5-17 Category: home improvement