Publication: FoodPrint
Topics: Food sustainability, labor, food policy, environment, animal welfare, packaging, food sovereignty, pesticides
Rate: $650–$950 per article
Word Count: 800–1,600 words
Deadline: Rolling
Editor: Kylie
Submit via: Email (subject line: “Pitch”) to kylie@foodprint.org
What They’re Looking For:
FoodPrint is seeking experienced freelance writers who can report on the intersection of food, sustainability, and social impact. The publication wants deeply researched and timely stories that explore how food systems affect people, the planet, and policy.
Writers should pitch original story ideas with a clear angle, solid sources, and a strong “why now” hook. Your piece could explore topics like:
- Labor conditions in food production
- Environmental effects of farming and packaging
- Policy reforms shaping what we eat
- Food sovereignty and justice
- Pesticide and pollution debates
Before pitching, review FoodPrint’s existing coverage to understand their tone and priorities.
Resources/Guides:
- How to Pitch FoodPrint (browse current articles)
- Study strong environmental storytelling examples from top sustainability magazines.
- Ensure your pitch clearly outlines your argument, sources, and impact.
How To Get This Client:
To land FoodPrint, build your credibility around sustainability reporting. They love writers who bring data-driven analysis and real-world consequences into food stories. In your email:
- Use a sharp subject line like “Pitch: The Hidden Cost of Cheap Produce”
- Open with your hook — why this matters now
- Briefly outline your story, angle, and sources
- Add your 3 best clips that prove you can handle complex reporting
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