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Gourmet food box company opens new Exeter shop
Established last year, the Green and Browns ethos is sourcing artisan produced food from across the West Country: big brands need not apply. T eir unique feature? Weekly to monthly subscription food box full of wonderful produce from Devon apple juices to tea grown in Cornwall and wild seaweed harvested sustainably from our coasts. All boxes come with free delivery to any UK address. Each food box comes in four sizes to suit all budgets, ideal for foodies and home cooks with a diff erent selection in each box.
On February 20th, Green and Browns opened their brand new store at McCoys Arcade on Exeter’s Fore Street. It’s now possible to purchase locally produced treats from all of their
Soil Association launches national Organic
Served Here award scheme for restaurants T is year, the Soil Association has launched Organic Served Here: an award scheme for restaurants, cafes and eateries to celebrate their commitment to using organic ingredients. T e Organic Served Here scheme assures customers that restaurants source between 15% and 100% of their ingredients from certifi ed organic suppliers, giving them a one to fi ve star rating.
T e fi rst awards in England have already been given – and right here in the South West too. T e three Better Food cafés in Bristol have received 4 stars in recognition of their commitment to sourcing sustainable food by using 93% organic ingredients. T e three cafés – which serve breakfast, lunch, hot drinks and snacks – champion local organic producers such as Godminster Cheese, meat from Adey’s Farm in Gloucestershire and vegetables from T e Community Farm in North Somerset. With dishes ranging from £3 to just £8.50, plus children’s meals priced from £2, Better Food’s menu demonstrates that eating sustainably and ethically need not break the bank.
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suppliers straight from the shelf – take a look on Facebook for details of monthly tasting sessions too. T e fi rst will take place on the third Saturday of March, and will off er customers the chance to enjoy tastings of the local jams that Green and Browns off er.
Go Wild & Grow Wild at Farrington’s this Easter!
Farrington’s Farm Shop are excited to announce their Go Wild – Grow Wild activities running throughout the Easter holidays.
T is new spring event combines traditional Easter activities with outdoor educational play and seasonal home-made treats bringing families together for a great day out.
Children can make an air-dried clay plant pot to fi ll with soil and wild fl ower seeds donated by Kew Gardens that they can take away to enjoy in their homes and gardens.
Admission is £5 per child and includes free entry to Cowtastic Farm Park and animal trail with baby animals to get up close with. T e fee includes an Easter Trail with chocolate prize and tractor and trailer ride. (Entry to Farm Park and trailer ride are weather permitting).
Go Wild – Grow Wild takes place at Farrington’s Farm Shop from 10am – 3pm daily, from Saturday 8th to Sunday 23rd April. (Closed Easter Sunday).
www.farringtons.co.uk
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