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LOCAL CORNISH PRODUCE
cornishfoodmarket.co.uk is a unique online food shopping service, sourcing and delivering the freshest products daily. This ground-breaking business provides a direct link between local producers and consumers, delivering the freshest locally sourced meat, fi sh, dairy, bread, fruit and vegetables and a whole lot more. If you wish to buy fresh & buy local then come to.
www.cornishfoodmarket.co.uk
West Country FISHMONGERS
EXETER’S PREMIER FISHMONGERS Situated within the superb St Leonards shopping village.
Gibsons Plaice Fishmongers prides itself on selling the fi nest local fi sh bought daily from the world famous Brixham Fish Market.
We offer a free home delivery service or you may want to visit our mobile fi sh van, just give us a ring or check the webpage for details.
GIBSONS PLAICE FISHMONGERS 38 MAGDALEN ROAD, EXETER EX24TD
www.gibsonsplaice.com | 01392-495344
Dorset Shellfish owned by Caroline Drever, sells the freshest lobster, crabs, whelks caught by her partner and son with their own boat that is moored in Weymouth. Dorset Shellfish also supply fresh fish caught from either their own boat or local day boats. Caroline has won Taste of the West Gold award for her Crab Pate and Dressed crabs, and Bronze Award for the Red Thai Crab Soup. All made with freshly handpicked crab meat. Find Caroline or daughter Stef at Dorset and Somerset Farmers Markets, food festivals and shows. From Frome to Bridport, Crewkerne to Canford Cliffs. See Twitter @dorsetshellfish to see where they will be and what they’re taking to markets. Also look at the great website
www.dorset-shellfish.co.uk
FRESH &TASTY
SUSTAINABLY CAUGHT FISH AND SHELLFISH, DELIVERED NATIONWIDE
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