Local Produce
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!
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enter your Post Code below and Bizzy Bee will show all available Local Produce in your area.Henderson's Artisan Bakery
Artisan bread, pastries, coffee & lunches. Independent Food Producer of the Year, Wiltshire Life Awards 2017. Salisbury's Favourite Indie Food Retailer 2015
Curds & Croust
Passion mixed with patience, knowledge and understanding the subtleties of the look and feel of the curd. And always using the best ingredients. So we only use ...
Perry Court Farm Shop
The farm shop was started in 1965 and remains true to its roots as a proper farm shop. We love to champion amazing local producers alongside our homegrown herit...
Radford Mill Farm Shop
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%...
Daylesford Farmshop & Café
Set over three floors, our stunning organic farmshop & café on Sloane Avenue celebrates the sensational food and artisan produce from our ORGANIC FARM IN THE CO...
Wayside Farm Shop
Our fresh produce has been either been made at Wayside, grown or sourced locally. We love making our delicious homemade jams, marmalade, chutney, pickles, pies,...
Lifton Farm Shop
We have been growing for over 20 years and every day we harvest fresh seasonal fruit and vegetables to stock the shop – vegetables are very often still dripping...
Ferny Hill Farm Shop
The Ferny Hill Farm Shop has been providing customers with fresh eggs, locally produced potatoes and fruit and veg for over thirty years. In addition, The Farm ...
Caledonian Oyster Co Ltd
The Caledonian Oyster Co Ltd is a family business, farming oysters in the clear waters of Loch Creran, just north of Oban in Argyll.