Dartmouth Food Festival - 2018 Festival Merchandise


Simon Drew


Once again we are thrilled to offer a wide range of Dartmouth Food Festival merchandise. Among this year’s offerings are 100% cotton tea towels, premium jute bags with luxury cotton handles and chef’s aprons in 100% heavyweight cotton all featuring a new iconic design created by well loved, local artist and illustrator Simon Drew.


For a second year we are focused on reducing plastic and with this in mind, we will be selling steel spun, re-usable festival water bottles. These handy size bottles are perfect to fit into a handbag and light enough to carry around with you all day and


can be refilled for free at our water refill stations.


New this year, we will be selling wooden cheese/ chopping boards hand made locally by LandWorks and branded with the Dartmouth Food Festival logo. LandWorks is a work-based training scheme located in Dartington that provides a supported route back into the community for current and ex-prisoners.


All merchandise can be purchased via our stand in Royal Avenue Gardens, so don’t forget to pop by and take home a useful souvenir from your visit.


Our Continued Fight Against Plastic


This year sees the continuation of our hard work to ensure that the Dartmouth Food Festival is single use plastic free. Once again, we are banning the use of single use plastic products including water bottles, sachets, straws, cups and plates etc and all exhibitors will be using suitable alternatives.


This year we will be working hard on the waste collection side to ensure that everything is disposed of or recycled in the best possible manner. We are also pleased to welcome ‘Till the Coast is Clear’, a Kingsbridge based, social enterprise supported by caring local businesses focused on removing plastic from our shorelines by boat, who alongside Coastal Recycling will be on hand to help us reduce waste, maximise recycling and reach our environmental goals. Be sure to check out ‘Till the Coast is Clear’ at our “Action Plastic” stand on the Embankment near Platform 1 where we’ll be promoting plastic free initiatives.


If you are keen to reduce your carbon footprint, why not pop into the Eat Your Words Yurt on Saturday 20th October at 3.30pm and meet Chef Luke Holder (founder


of #chefsagainstplastic), Kate Ryder (owner of Dartmouth’s Café Alf Resco) and Craig Davidson


(local plastics


champion) who are all on a mission to reduce single-use plastics at source.


PS. Don’t forget you can also refill your water bottles for free at the following local businesses : Browns Hotel, Cafe Alf Resco, Dart to Mouth Deli, The Dart Marina Hotel and Spa, The Royal Castle Hotel and Smith Street Deli. See our map for details or visit www.refill.org.uk.


Til The Coast Is Clear


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