Forest of Dean Mushrooms

Gourmet & medicinal mushrooms cultivated in the Forest of Dean Forest of Dean Mushrooms is a family-run, agro-ecological business focused on sustainable, low-input mushroom cultivation and the production of nutrient-rich mushroom compost & vermicompost. We grow gourmet and medicinal mushrooms, such as Oyster, Lion’s Mane, Shiitake, and Reishi, using low-input methods and ecological practices.

Nurshill Farm Eggs

Nurshill Farm have about 1000 free range chickens producing high quality eggs, they don’t use bargain basement products, buying their feed from Crediton Milling Company who specialise in products for free range chickens with bespoke mixes based on the needs of individual farms. It’s a family run mixed farm, with arable crops include wheat, barley, … Read More

Little batch

little batch is an award winning foodie micro business based in the beautiful Forest of Dean and Wye Valley. We hand-make decadent treats, herbal tea blends and delicious seasonal syrups from our rural kitchen – created with natural, local, foraged or ethically sourced organic ingredients. Our herbal blends take inspiration from the magical, beautiful and restorative natural environment of the … Read More

Essentials Staples

This is where you’ll find the items from Essentials we’ve agreed can be provided at lower cost than usual during the present inflation crisis. They are the same items we have at full price, and we will continue to pay the producer the usual amount, but we are taking a much smaller markup. We can … Read More

Organic F&V Staples

This is where you’ll find the items from Organic F&V we’ve agreed can be provided at lower cost than usual during the present inflation crisis. They are the same items we have at full price, and we will continue to pay the producer the usual amount, but we are taking a much smaller markup. We … Read More

Healthy Oils Staples

This is where you’ll find the items we buy from Healthy Oils we’ve agreed can be sold at lower cost than usual during the present inflation crisis. They are the same items we have at full price, and we will continue to pay the producer the usual amount, but we are taking a much smaller … Read More