Klang, Selangor · Malaysia

An organic farm in Klang, Selangor, that sends food with a return address

Grown by people starting over. Shared with the people who grew it.

Life2Life is a social enterprise. Displaced and refugee growers raise the vegetables, fruit, kampung poultry and pond fish on one plot in Klang, and share in what every order earns. Nothing is harvested until it has somewhere to go.

Order by Wednesday · packed on Thursday · with you on Friday

A social enterprise · runs on profit-sharingLife2Life
Life2Life wax seal

The weekly rhythm

One order, one harvest, one delivery

A farm can only be this fresh if the week has a shape.

  1. By Wednesday

    You send the order

    Pick from the week’s menu in the ordering app. What is listed is what the beds, trees and ponds can actually give that week.

  2. Thursday

    The growers harvest and pack

    Greens are cut, fish are cleaned, eggs are trayed, and every box is packed against the order sheet, so nothing sits in storage waiting for a buyer.

  3. Friday

    It reaches your kitchen

    One delivery run a week, so the food travels once and arrives while it is still stiff and cold from the morning.

Miss Wednesday and you simply catch the next week: the growers harvest to the order sheet, not to a warehouse.

What we grow

Shelves of the kampung table

The menu changes with the beds, the trees and the ponds.

  • L2LIllustration of a kampung chicken
    PoultryAyam

    Ayam kampung and deep-yolked kampung eggs from birds that forage all day.

  • L2LIllustration of a bunch of kangkung
    VegetablesSayur

    Aquaponic kangkung, sawi and bayam, cili padi, kacang panjang, pegaga, fresh kunyit.

  • L2LIllustration of a halved papaya
    FruitsBuah

    Betik picked at the blush stage, nanas, limau kasturi, whatever the trees are giving.

  • L2LIllustration of a patin catfish
    PondsKolam

    Patin and red tilapia lifted from the aquaponic ponds and cleaned to order.

  • L2LIllustration of a bar of handmade herb soap
    MakersKarya

    Herb soap and upcycled planter drums made by hand by the growers and their families.

  • L2LIllustration of a tied produce bundle
    Promotions

    The Sayur Box, the patin-and-eggs pairing, a planter with starter greens.

See everything we grow

Notes from the table

What comes back to us

Paraphrased, and kept anonymous. We ask before we print anyone's name.

  • The kangkung still squeaked when I snapped it. I had forgotten vegetables could do that.
    from a Friday delivery, Klang
  • We cook the patin whole on Sunday now. The children ask which pond it came from.
    from a household two roads over
  • Knowing the money goes back to the people who grew it is the part I keep telling friends about.
    from a first-time order

[named customer notes to be confirmed]