Produce & Provide

Connecting people through real food

Produce & Provide is here to enrich lives through real food food, by supporting farmers who sell the food they produce direct to local customers who want to make a better choice

Why buy direct from producers?

Our modern day food system is failing us. Our health, the welfare of farm animals and the future of our planet are all suffering under a system that put the profits of big food business first. So many of us are now denied the chance to enjoy real food of known provenance.

Below are some of the key benefits of buying great tasting food direct from farms in your local community.

Connect

Connect with the farmers who rear and grow your food, to learn more about how it is produced.

Buy with the confidence of knowing where your food really comes from. Talk direct to producers

Understand how your food choices impact on the local countryside, the livelihood of producers, the rural economy and the wellbeing of farm animals.

Choose

Choose food produced from traditional family farms and support local producers in your community.

Choose food from a variety of producers who put quality before quantity and who can often deliver to your door.

Choose food that will enrich your life from farms working in harmony with nature and the surrounding environment.

Enjoy

Enjoy the taste of fresh food that has gone through minimal processing and has travelled only a few miles to reach you.

Rediscover the amazing flavours of the seasons. Enjoy food that you can buy when it is at its very best.

Enjoy the taste of slow-grown meat and milk from traditional, native breed farm animals raised outdoors.

News

14.11.2020

Evesham Goldenberries

Evesham Goldenberries run a small plum orchard in the Vale of Evesham and make a range of jams and jellies from the plums and soft fruits they grow there.

All Evesham Golden Berries jams and jellies contain at least 38g fruit per 100g product (often more) and are made from vegan and gluten free ingredients, using fruit grown in the vale of Evesham. The jam is manufactured and packaged locally in small batches.

You buy their products via their website