Bradley Allen's Blog

A banner declaring “No More Blood Berries” hung from the most iconic buildings in downtown Watsonville, which hover over the Strawberry Festival and stand as subtle reminders of the apple industry in the Pájaro Valley.

Copper Pan Jams was honored to be one of the resources featured at Teen Nite to inspire teens to start making a difference in Santa Cruz today.

Slow Food unites the pleasure of food with responsibility, sustainability and harmony with nature.

Drop in to Nut Kreations, 104 Lincoln St., on Friday, September 5th from 5-7pm to taste absolutely amazing nut butters paired with gourmet jams by Copper Pan Jams. Experience fine nuts and jams inside a beautiful store while supporting local food artisans.

The event features over 30 local artists and crafters. There was also a Kids’ Make-Your-Own Craft area, face painting, food, music, and lots more.

Bradley Allen shares inspirations for Copper Pan Jams, challenges faced, the influence of Santa Cruz, and what's next for Copper Pan Jams.

Grabbing banners, flags, and signs, people took to the streets and marched through the downtown to several corporations that profit from prison labor.

Farmworkers in San Quintín, México are urging people throughout the world to Boycott Driscoll's products, including strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries.

Altai Brands of Salinas, California, purveyors of gourmet cannabis edibles, objectifies woman as salami tray at Marijuana Business Conference after-party in Las Vegas.

Tens of thousands overfilled the streets of Santa Cruz for the historic Women's March Santa Cruz County, held in conjunction with the Women's March on Washington.