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!
The Woodberry Farm brand of very, very, reduced sugar conserves (85% berry fruit with only 15% added sugar) was developed, in 2009, as a diversification for Wo...
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 ...
Grow Wild was established in 1998 and has grown from a very small operation (run from a spare room in an Edinburgh flat), to a company with a great bunch of emp...
Balliefurth Farm Shop, previously SG Mustards, is a long established butcher shop that dates back to 1948. Jamie Barnett manages the shop with help from previou...
We offer a wide range of Artisan bread which is crafted rather than massed produced. It is freshly prepared at Ciao Ciao and baked daily in small batches using ...
Alistair the farmer milks the cows in the morning and carries 40 Litres of milk over from the Farm to The Milk Barn where Suzannah the farmers wife creates a lu...
Calcott Hall is a family run business and our aim is to provide a pleasant and friendly shopping experience, very different from large supermarkets. We grow a r...
Woodland Valley is a 170 acre mixed farm, providing organic beef and pork for direct local sales. We manage the farm using the principles of organic farming and...
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 Honey Tree is a social enterprise which has been trading in Heaton, Newcastle since 1999. Our founding aim was to put local, quality, organic food back on ...