❤ LOVE LOCAL ❤
Shopping local ONLINE
SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHOPS AND PRODUCERS MEAT O
nline shopping experienced its strongest Q1 growth in three
years according to recent research. This amounts to a huge £23.1 billion spent online and we want to make sure that some of that stays in the local economy. We launched our #ShopLocalOnline campaign in issue 18, highlighting some of the brilliant local producers that you can buy from online, but there are so many more out there.
In fact, you might be surprised by just how much local produce you can buy without even leaving the house…
There are fantastic butchers up and down the West Country, many of whom sell their produce online. One example is Phillip Warren Butchers in Launceston (www.
phillipwarrenbutchers.co.uk), renowned for their quality of meat and used by many restaurants in the south west. Choose from beef, lamb pork and poultry, all available to buy online.
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
FISH AND SHELLFISH
Wing of St Mawes, The Cornish Fishmonger has a wide range of fresh, seasonal fi sh and shellfi sh all available to order online. Choose what you like or order one of their special boxes. All are delivered in a special cool box that makes sure the fi sh stays fresh until you get home.
www.thecornishfi
shmonger.co.uk
There are many vegetable box schemes
across the West Country that can be ordered online. One example is Riverford Organic whose medium veg box is a very popular seller, especially because it comes with free home delivery. Sometimes there are as little as 48 hours between harvest and delivery, ensuring that the vegetables get to you as fresh as possible.
www.riverford.co.uk
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