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.Padbury Meats
Only the best will do. Our fresh meats are aged in the time honoured way for the ultimate taste experience. We’ve been doing this for a while! We pride ourselv...
Shepherds Purse Cheeses
We began Shepherds Purse Artisan Cheeses in the late 1980’s after our Mum, Judy Bell, discovered her passion and talent for cheese making as she set out on a mi...
Macleod Organics
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...
Gloagburn Farm Shop
Gloagburn Farm Shop is owned and run by 3rd generation farmers Ian and Alison Niven. Started from humble beginnings in 2003, Gloagburn is now a 130 cover coffee...
Church View Farm Shop
We are a small family run farm and shop that grows and sells fresh fruit and vegetables. We have a passion for what we grow and sell, what we don't grow we sour...
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...
Ferguson's Delicatessen
Ferguson’s is a well established delicatessen within a beautiful historic building situated on the High Street in Hadleigh, an ancient market town in Suffolk.
Bankhead Farm Shop
The Bankhead Farm Shop is popular with men according to the owner, Nancy Wishart. There’s no cafe, no gift shop and no supermarket crowds and no temptation for ...
Daylands Farm
We have a herd of suckler cows with their calves, a flock Charolais sheep and a few pigs. Silage and hay are grown to feed the cattle and sheep in winter, when ...