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Joining the Hub this week is Spindle Wood Farm in South Devon, producers of organically raised, pastured chicken.

Bulstone Springs Organic Eggs have shared an update with us this week on the avian influenza restrictions. Bulstone Springs Organic Eggs...

Tamar Valley Food Hubs are topping up the value of Healthy Start vouchers by 100% to £6.20 when used to shop at www.tamarvalleyfoodhubs.org.

Chef on Board have recently moved to Cornwall and having set up their new kitchen in Kelly Bray, join the Hub this week.

Thanks so much to Links Magazines for an article about us in the summer edition of Tavy Links. We're in good company with articles about our

This week we're welcoming Quernstone Bakery to the Hubs! Quernstone Bakery was founded by Egoitz and Esme in 2021, born out of their...

Tamar Valley Food Hubs is establishing a bulk food hub through the Open Food Network. This means that customers will be able to search a...

New to the Hubs this week is Harewood Farm, with a range of vegetables and herbs now available for your weekly shop! At Harewood Farm we...

This week sees Harvest on the Heath joining the Hubs! Harvest on the Heath is a small market garden just outside the village of St. Giles...

In 2020 Tamar Valley Food Hubs paid £159,000 to local growers and family businesses across the Tamar Valley.

We have been working with some of our producers and neighbouring Open Food Network powered food hubs to work a weekly wholesale round.

Tamar Valley Food Hubs has been helping local people who usually work in the live events industry but have lost the majority of their work.

Keeping home delivery costs low is important to us but we feel by making a charge we are being transparent in the way we provide this.

Tamar Valley Food Hubs has a new premises in Kelly Bray at the Florence Road Business Park.

From this week you'll find another popular local producer on the Hubs, with pasties from Over The Top Cornish Pasties available now!

Now that lockdown is easing, we'll soon be ending our priority ordering window.

Rose and Phill of Hands to Earth join the Hubs this week, with organically grown produce from their half acre Farmstart in the Tamar Valley.

New to the Hubs this week are Northcott Farm, with mixed boxes of organic, 100% grass fed beef available from this weekend.

You can now add to and amend your order each week up until 9.30am on Tuesdays.

We're delighted to welcome another new local producer this week, as Coombeshead Farm join the Food Hubs!