Where to Buy
In addition to sales through farmers markets and our CSA, New Roots has a wonderful community of buyers that support farmers year after year.
The following businesses go beyond a commitment to buy local; they support the broader New Roots mission to support refugee and new American farmers as they build businesses and feed themselves and their communities.
Please consider patronizing the wholesale partners who support our program!
Neighborhood House
Neighborhood House
Address: 1050 West 500 South, Salt Lake City, Utah 84104 (map)
Phone: 801 363 4589
Website – Facebook
Initially founded in 1894 under the name Free Kindergarten Association, Neighborhood House has been providing affordable day care and support services for adults using a sliding fee scale for over 100 years. Every year, they provide more than 55,000 days of care and serve more than 100,000 meals to more than 500 children and adults.
Some of those meals are made with New Roots produce! In 2024, farmers will be growing salad mix, summer squash, cherry tomatoes, cucumber, watermelon, peppers, and turnips for Neighborhood House and the children and elderly that they serve. Learn more about Neighborhood House on their website or various social media.
Salsa Del Diablo
Salsa Del Diablo
Address: 2163 South Richards St., Salt Lake City, Utah 84115 (map)
Phone: 602 315 9411
Website – Facebook
Daniel and his wife Jennifer have been supporting the New Roots program since 2016. They love to work with local farmers and source up to 70% of their ingredients locally during the summer. Their commitment to local has even made them willing to pay higher prices for New Roots produce! Salsa Del Diablo purchases a variety of New Roots peppers, heirloom and cherry tomatoes, and tomatillos to include in their salsas and other dips. If you’ve got a bag of tortilla chips looking for a partner, search no further.
You can learn more about Salsa Del Diablo and order online on their website. Salsa Del Diablo products can also be found at Good Earth Natural Foods (all locations), Harmons, Whole Foods, Macey’s Market and several other smaller grocery stores!
While browsing, look for the following salsas made from local ingredients:
Heirloom Lima (Medium spice level)
Green Goddess (Medium & Hot)
Burnt Tomatillo (Medium)
Pumpkin and a Pepper (Medium)
Hot-Blooded (Hot)
Kitchen Sink (Extra Hot)
Special Reserve (Mild, Medium, or Hot)
Poblano Pesto