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In contrast to additive colourants like carmine, their production involves only processing with water and gentle physical methods such as pressing, chopping and filtering. The concentrates can be applied to nearly every product and are used for beverages, confectionery, dairy, ice cream, food supplements and fruit preparations. They are suitable for all dietary requirements.
UNCLE HENRY’S FINALIST IN NATIONAL AWARDS
l Local Farm Shop Uncle Henry’s has been shortlisted in the Farm Shop and Deli Awards Small Retailer of the Year
category. The Awards recognise excellence within the specialist retail market, focusing on independent speciality retailers who sell regional fresh/farm produce or have a delicatessen counter offering twelve categories to enter under and win including Farm Shop of the Year. The Awards recognise
the very best standards in specialist retail and celebrate the highest levels of service, product knowledge, initiative, innovation and community involvement. The aim is to highlight highly driven and passionate local businesses like Uncle Henry’s. Uncle Henry’s are the only local business to be shortlisted in the awards.
Winning this Award would help build them as a destination, putting them on the map both regionally and nationally and in turn, bringing interest to the
local area. Emma Ward, General Manager at local Farm Shop Uncle Henry’s said “Here at Uncle Henry’s we are passionate about great tasting home-grown and local food. We are also proud to stock products from over 45 Lincolnshire producers; our local food heroes! Winning the Farm Shop Small Retailer of the Year Award would bring recognised achievement to our fantastic team who work hard to source our fantastic local products, make our delicious Uncle Henry’s items and serve our customers with passion and enthusiasm for the
products we sell.” Nigel Barden, chair of judges and BBC Radio 2 Gastronome commented “There are some very focused, driven and talented food retailers in Britain, who deserve to be nourished and encouraged. It’s marvellous that these
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awards can bring them to much wider attention. The 2015 Awards revealed some truly brilliant winners, many of whom source produce locally and it’s marvellous to see that there’s a good spread of outstanding retailers in both urban and rural settings. The British food and drink offer has never been better, as richly illustrated by the Farm Shop & Deli Awards.” The other finalists in the Small Retailer of the
Leven’s Larder and The Salt Pig.
The winners will be announced at the Farm Shop & Deli Show, Monday 18th April 2016 at Birmingham’s NEC. In 2014, through a
special collaboration with William Reed, Olives Et Al are now very proud
founding partners of the Farm Shop & Deli Awards, in its second year - crowning Ardross Farm shop, Fife Farm Shop & Deli Awards Retailer of the year.
Year category are Cross Lanes Organic Farm Ltd, Foxholes Farm Shop, Loch
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