feral trade olive oil Retamar
from Olive Mill Retamar Extremadura, Spain
Extra virgin oil from centenarian olive groves in Extremadura, produced by the Retemar family over generations. Introduced to Feral Trade by a friend of the producer visiting Bristol to improve his spoken English. ferally traded since: 07/06/13.
FER-1827
Feral Trade Bristol, UK to Tate Modern London, UK
dispatched 01/08/13 delivered 05/08/13
olive oil Retamar shipment FER-1827
REMARKS: home supply
QTY: 5 units at bottle each
FROM: Feral Trade in Bristol, UK
http://feraltrade.org
TO: Tate Modern in London, UK
http://www.tate.org.uk/modern
SENDER:kate rich
RECEIVER: Marko Daniel
REQUESTED: to ship between 06/06/13 and 05/08/13
INVOICE:invoice-1827
STATUS: delivered Tate Modern 05/08/13
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COURIER: Juan Miguel Retamar  kate rich  graeme hogg  kate rich  saul albert  Kathrin Böhm  Ignacio Poblete 
TOTAL ROUTE:  Olive Mill Retamar-Palletways Avonmouth-Feral Trade-Harts Bakery-Bristol Temple Meads station-London Paddington station-18 Hewett Street-Chats Palace-Glenarm Road--Tate Modern

   
olive oil Retamar Feral Trade to Tate Modern 1. olive oli 5L rides train to london 2. ignacio pobleto courier
Shipping Facts
FER-1802 import purchase & freight
150 x olive oil Retamar 5Lgrossper 5L
150 L olive oil at 525 euros £433.6 £2.89
road transport at 210 euros £173.4 £1.16
transferwise currency transfer fee £3.5 £0.02
total£610.5£4.07
Courier Report FER-1827 DISPATCHED: 01/08/13 DELIVERED: 05/08/13 kate rich 5 Litre bottle of oil travelled to bristol station alongside 2 bags feral coffee on the back of my bike, stopping enroute at harts bakery to offload another box of oil, then on train to london where the goods were loaded onto buses to avoid the excess walking that riding the tube always generously provides. london the hottest day to date of 2013, feral trade went first to 18 hewett street gallery in shoreditch where trader stopped briefly to prepare & serve 100 litres of cube-cola to a young media-advertising type event called makers and misfits. then by bus to homerton, stopping for a quick post-swingdance drink & catch up with saul albert at chat's palace, saul suggested trader consider doing a PHD at london school of economics, or even SOAS. luckily saul also offered to help trader haul the increasingly heavy 5L oil round the corner to the home of Kathrin Böhm where trader & goods stopped overnight. Next AM after coffee kathrin woke up glenarm road neighbour ignacio, who kindly offered to carry oil and coffee by bike to tate modern, where he was working on the weekend in the catering department.
onward transit of FER-1802 from Olive Mill Retamar arrived Feral Trade 2013-06-12
Juan Miguel Retamar Date: Mon, 10 Jun 2013 23:04:00 +0200: hi Kate. I confirm that the olive oil was sent to Bristol the last Friday, as soon as the merchandise pass the custom, 2 or 3 days, I could send you all the details of the transport in UK. Now, I´m sending the invoice of the order and one photo wiht the product and one friend who is working for us. I am dressing the blue t-shirt, in order you can identify me. Please, let me know if you would need something Regards, Juan Miguel Retamar
kate rich got a call mon 10th from palletways in avonmouth. oil mini-pallet had arrived & hoped to clear customs wednesday. Weds 12th afternoon palletways truck turned up at my flat, the driver was struck with deja vu being convinced he recognised me and hogge, who was passing for a tea & catch-up, from a prior delivery. driver was not insured to enter the premises so hogge & i used borrowed palletways trolley plus my magna cart to haul oil boxes up in the lift & down the 1/2 flight of stairs to my flat.
olive oil Retamar transit: Olive Mill Retamar to Feral Trade
           
freight and handling olive oil Retamar to Tate Modern sponsored by
  
FERALTRADE products passed by hand. The word 'feral' describes a process that is deliberately wild, as in pigeon, as opposed to nature wild (wolf). Feral Trade freight operates largely outside commercial channels, using the surplus potential of social, cultural and data networks for the distribution of goods. contact kate@feraltrade.org