By buying local produce, whether it be Food, Drink or Goods, you can be sure that your produce hasn't travelled thousands of miles to get to you, racking up its own carbon footprint along the way. It also means that you are not only supporting local businesses but, more often than not, you'll probably end up with much higher quality products for your money too!
To ensure that only quality fresh Scottish fish is available to customers, Alan Downie specially selects fish at the local markets on a daily basis, once select...
At Red Bank Farm we produce traditionally and sustainably rear cattle and pigs, growing everything they need from barley to grass, the family run farm provides ...
Our farm shop is open throughout the year but during the summer season we have a wide range of soft fruits. All our fruits; strawberries, raspberries, gooseberr...
As our veg is so fresh it tastes better. That is a fact. Anyone who has grown their own knows that you cannot beat that 'just picked' taste. But there is anothe...
Radford Mill is a 112 acre farm managed organically since 1976. The Cam Brook runs down the middle of the farm, and so does the Somerset Coal Canal ! About 90%...
The core of our farm shop is, of course, the food which is made in our own kitchens by our dedicated team. From ready meals to jams and chutneys, even our fresh...
The main aim of our farm shop is to support local producers. Sitting within the farm shop are our butcher and deli counters. Our shop is set out using recycled...
At Cheerbrook, we absolutely love food. We eat, sleep and breathe it every day. Working with local farmers and producers, we bring you the very best the region ...
Mount Pleasant Farm is where it all started once a chicken farm supplying eggs all over wales to now Shed Centre Wales however we have not lost our roots.
The Spencer Family came to Spring Lane Farm in 1939. Herbert Spencer came from Wymeswold in Leicestershire and purchased Spring Lane Farm with his wife Edna. ...