CEFN MABLY FARM PARK AND THE MOODY SOW


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t’s not only the pigs who have the pedigree at the Moody Sow Farm Shop at Cefn Mably Farm Park; owner Rhys Edwards comes from good stock too,


as his great, great, great grandfather and great, great, great uncle were a local farmer and butcher team at the beginning of the last century. Their Hereford beef comes from just one mile away,


and Rhys and his wife Alyona are keen to uphold the family’s traditional values and source as much food locally as possible. All the sausages and burgers are made on site from their own pigs which range free in the woodland next to the farm shop, and other local farms also supply them with lamb and poultry.


H The Moody Sow Farm Shop won the hotly-contested


Barbecue Steak category for their own beef at the National Butchers Q Guild Grand Final in April 2014. Shop manager of the family-run business, Anthony Tilbury said “This is our fi rst competition and for a new business that is just over a year old it was fantastic to come away with an award, we are truly over the moon.”


The Moody Sow, Cefn Mably farm Park, Began Road, Old St Mellons, CF3 6XL Tel: 01633 680034 www.moodysow.com


alo Foods has been trading in Newport for over 25 years, and is now one of the largest manufacturers of healthy snack bars in Europe. They cater for specialist sports achievement or health diets, and include low GI, reduced fat, high fi bre and calorie controlled products, many with Fair trade and Organic ingredients.


01633 656656


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