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!
Our Redhill Farm 'Shop on the Farm' is our showcase for our business, this is our home and where everything we sell is farmed and produced. We are the only Far...
Wallings is a beautifully converted barn situated in lovely rural Lancashire countryside. With ample free parking and fantastic views, you can enjoy a delicious...
Coombeshead Bakery, inhabiting the same converted barn space as the restaurant, is headed up by Ben Glazer. Now supplying restaurants, hotels and farm shops aro...
Here at Lower Hardres Farm Shop, we believe in delivering only the freshest local produce to our customers. Walk in to our shop to buy meat from our in-house bu...
Indulge in luxurious dairy Cream o' Galloway Ice Cream, tuck into tasty Ethical Dairy Cheeses and enjoy lots and lots of deliciously good fun at our award winni...
Our produce is always fresh, full of flavour and by buying local home-grown produce you support the local economy which helps to reduce the energy needed to tra...
At Farrington’s, we’ve always made sure our farm shop sells the finest organic vegetables from the 400-acre farmland around us. Cabbages, leeks, potatoes, carro...
Hillheads also operate out of a farm shop which stocks a range of local produce including eggs, potatoes, fruit, vegetables and locally made chutneys and jams.
The main idea behind the scheme is to provide Bristol residents with a supply of fresh produce from as close by as possible, cutting down food miles and carbon ...
Scotland's biggest box scheme operator, in 2011 Macleod Organics began operating from Lowes Fruit Farm in addition to their main Ardersier base in the Highlands...