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Local Food Directory

Saltash Local Fresh Food Producers

(SEA do not accept responsibility for quality of food supplied)

This list of local food and produce suppliers has been suggested by members - if you have any additions or corrections then please This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . We are looking for suppliers of local fresh produce within 10 miles of Saltash.

Please mention this directory and SEA if contacting suppliers - and ask them if they have any special offers for a SaltashCard

You can download this directory as a PDF file icon Saltash Local Food Directory (20.65 kB 2010-01-26 16:04:27)

Produce	Producer	Location	Post Code	Phone No	Direct Supply Method	Alternative
Free Range Eggs,Bacon	Diana Biffen	Hay Lake Farm, Lantallack Cross Landrake		01752 851209	Supplier delivers-phone for details
Free Range Eggs	Daveys Free Range Eggs	10 Penquite Park, Trerulefoot	PL12 5BN	01752 851336	Pick up from porch -24 hours per day Delivery can be arranged-phone for details
Free Range Eggs	DA & CH Rice	Higher Tredis Farm	PL11 3ER	01503 230184	Pick up from farm Available 24 hours per day	Tamar Fruit & Veg , Tamar Nurseries Cornish Farm Produce, Saltash
Beef	A R Hutchings, Tredown Farm Beef	Tredown Farm, Elmgate,Saltash	PL12 4QY	01752 842725	Pick up from farm cold room on 4^th Saturday of each month. Home produced meat is matured on the farm. Phone for information leaflet. Deliveries can be arranged
Lamb also local beef ,pork & free range chicken	Tamar valley Meats, Heathfield Farm St Dominick	Modern mobile butchers shop at Tamar View Nursery.	PL12 6PH		Buy from mobile shop in Tamar View Nursery forecourt. Not open Monday or Tuesday PM
Meat boxes-lamb,pork and free range chicken	Out & About	Higher Tredis Farm Polbathic	PL11 3ER	01503 230184	A variety of meat boxes delivered to your door.Sausages and burgers made at the farm. Contact Out & About via website for prices and delivery. www.outandaboutcornishmeats.co.uk
Apple Juice	Kerensa Aval	Broadwater Farm Stoketon Cross		01752 845416 or 842799 or 849027	See Website for products and prices or phone. Supplier delivers. www.applevalley.co.uk Pure apple juice from orchards in Botus Fleming and Cuttivett (Nr Landrake). Small co-operative .	Tamar Fruit & Veg,Tamar Nurseries.
Vegetables	G Doidge	Chapel Farm House, Trematon,Saltash	Pl12 4RU	01752 845537	Small scale gate sales of seasonal vegetables on Trematon main road.
Organic Vegetables plus range of other organic food	Keveral Farms	Keveral + 2 other farms forming a cooperative near Seaton Cornwall		01752 849787	Weekly box deliveries. Information on website www.keveral.co.uk or ring
Organic Vegetables plus wide range of other organic food	Riverford Farms	Riverford farm + co-operative, South Hams			Weekly box deliveries. Order via comprehensive website www.riverford.co.uk
Honey from Tamar Valley.	Sue Malcom	333 New Road Saltash		01752 845596	Ring Sue to arrange collection

Producers are normally located within 10 miles of Saltash and the aim is to develop well organised deliveries if they do not already exist. If you know a producer who wants to be added to the list and you have tried them out (or you know somebody who has) phone 01752841067

Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 January 2010 22:20

Transition Town Saltash

Saltash is now an official Transition Town. We are calling our own project Saltash-in-Transition

Over the coming year there will be many events and activities in support of this exciting new initiative - we are joining over 150 other communities in England who are trying to develop a positive way forward at a local level in response to the challenges of Climate Change and Peak Oil.

SEA Newsletter Jan 2009

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This year we aim to publish an eMail newsletter once a month as a PDF file - it will also be available for download here in the Document Library . The first issue is now ready and if you have not got it by email then you can download it now icon SEA Newsletter Jan 2010 (368.63 kB)

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At our post-Wave pre-Christmas gathering on Tuesday 7th December Roger organised a Green Juke Box Jury session. Ten songs with a transition or environmental theme had been selected and we voted whether each was an environmental Hit or Miss after listening to an extract - all were deemed to be HITS by a majority of the audience which was just as well as Roger, in the David Jacobs role, was equipped with a bell to ring for a hit, but no hooter for a miss!
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About SEA

The SEA group was formed in 2007

We aim to work alongside the whole community in creating a more sustainable environment and in preparing for the inevitable changes which will occur in our world over the next decades as a result of climate change and the reduced supply of oil, gas and other resources.

We are joining the wider Transition Network to help build a resilient, healthy community in harmony with nature and with an awareness of how our actions here in Saltash and the surrounding villages affect the whole planet.

Amoungst many initiatives, we have been working on ways to reduce energy use and the waste we throw away. With the help of shops and the support of the Town COuncil we have minimised the use of plastic bags in Saltash with a 'Say NO to Plastic Bags' campaign. With the Saltash Card promoted by the Gateway CIC we are encouraging people to shop locally and buy local produce wherever possible.

This autumn we paln to hold a series of meetings and films to introduce everyone to the idea of Transition and the actions and projects that will flow from this new approach to our future.