CONSCIENTIOUS purchasers will get an opportunity to buy some organically certified products straight from the producers at the Foodies.
ANGUS ORGANICS www.angusorganics.com Angus produces meat with the belief that sustainable organic mixed farming systems both enhance the biodiversity of the local environments and produce
natural food free from routine artificial inputs. The soil association guarantees that its produce is certified to full organic standards.
BANDIRRAN ESTATE www.bandirran.co.uk The estate sits beside the Sidlaw hills in a beautiful rural Perthshire setting. Bandirran specialises in producing organic vegetables and it is certified by the Scottish Organic Producers’ Association. The Bandirran website educates visitors on what produce is in season and provides recipe ideas for ways to cook with it.
GODMINSTER VINTAGE www.godminster.com The product list includes familiar items which have undergone a unique Godminster twist, such as the chunky beetroot and apple chutney or horseradish vodka, which makes a very good Bloody Mary. Godminster’s ethos lies in the belief that the value of organic products is in the quality of the raw ingredients.
It maintains that when it comes to producing food, organic ingredients are unsurpassable: not only are they tastier, they are healthier too.
STOATS PORRIDGE BARS www.stoatsporridgebars.co.uk The world’s first chain of mobile porridge bars uses the best Scottish organic oats to create its eight flavours of porridge and chunky oat bars. An award-winning business.
GROW WILD,
www.growwild.co.uk Named “The Very Best” vegetable box scheme in the UK by one national newspaper in June, Grow Wild supplies an extensive range of organic groceries to your door in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Central Scotland. Its organic fruit and veg boxes start from £11.75 and you can sign up for your own personalised box at Foodies.
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