Tamar Grow Local CIC

Large plastic crates filled with fresh dark green vegetables at a food distribution space. In the foreground is a crate overflowing with purple sprouting broccoli; behind it, bunches of leeks and a brown paper bag sit in another crate, with further crates of leafy greens packed in plastic bags visible in the background.

Fridays are really busy at Tamar Grow Local HQ, as our brilliant team pick and pack all the produce that is harvested and prepared to order, ready for despatch. From local fields to local hands.

Our shop is open! Come and have a look 🛒 openfoodnetwork.org.uk/tamar-valley...

Next week's seasonal veg bag: romanesco, parsnips, beetroot and spring greens.

Two people kneel in a vegetable garden, planting young seedlings in dark soil. They smile towards the camera, surrounded by leafy crops, flowers, and watering containers under a cloudy sky.

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‘Quality really matters’: why the organic food market is booming again Greater awareness of healthy diets and concerns over ‘trusted’ food mean sales are growing at fastest pace in two decades

Organic food is enjoying a boom in popularity as more people look for healthy, trustworthy options. We're proud to supply organic and agroecologically grown produce from local farms, combining high quality with stewardship of the land 🌱 www.tamarvalleyfoodhubs.org.uk #Devon #Cornwall #TamarValley

This is excellent (nice shout out for #Plymouth). I love my local high street, feel very lucky to have an active market and so many brilliant independent shops. Not mentioned but also hubs like @tamargrowlocal.bsky.social doing fantastic work to connect local food producers to customers.

This Wednesday's workshop is fully booked but we have spaces on upcoming sessions - free training in selling online and reaching more customers through digital channels. Join us! shorturl.at/TSy8y

#LocalFood #DigitalSkills #Devon #Cornwall

Tamar Valley Food Hub Tamar Valley Food Hubs is an online farmers' market bringing together the best of local and seasonal produce in one place.

Get ready to eat better this new year. Our next order cycle opens 6pm today for deliveries or collection on Friday 9 January: openfoodnetwork.org.uk/tamar-valley...

Celebrating a decade of Tamar Valley Food Hubs and The Tree on the Open Food Network UK • Open Food Network UK As 2025 draws to a close, we reflect on a whole decade of not one but two fabulous food hubs on the Open Food Network UK.

We're proud to be featured in this post alongside The Tree, St Andrews, celebrating ten years of storefronts on Open Food Network UK. about.openfoodnetwork.org.uk/ofn-decade-t...

Celebrating a decade of Tamar Valley Food Hubs and The Tree on the Open Food Network UK • Open Food Network UK As 2025 draws to a close, we reflect on a whole decade of not one but two fabulous food hubs on the Open Food Network UK.

We're proud to be featured in this post alongside The Tree, St Andrews, celebrating ten years of storefronts on Open Food Network UK. about.openfoodnetwork.org.uk/ofn-decade-t...

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Selling online made easier for local food producers 🌱

Free workshops funded by the Digital Inclusion Innovation Fund to help you use Open Food Network, manage product lists, find new markets and promote your produce online.

Jan–Feb across the #TamarValley. Booking essential.

#LocalFood

You’ll want to bookmark this thread, for your taste buds, your wallet, your health, and the planet

We're delighted to be a partner organisation in Landmatch England alongside our friends @csanetworkuk.bsky.social, Shared Assets CIC and Landworkers’ Alliance working with Bristol Food Producers, Pathways to Land and LESS UK.

Have a look at the new website: landmatchengland.org.uk #agroecology

Local Food Plan Discover our ambitious plan to grow the UK local food sector

#LocalFood is powerful. It feeds us in a crisis, strengthens local economies and builds thriving communities. The new Local Food Plan, shaped by 500+ local food actors, sets out four key shifts and 31 actions to help local #FoodSystems scale sustainably:

A cavallo nero kale plant.

Orders are now open for local delivery or free collection around the #TamarValley next Friday 19 December!

The best seasonal veg, high-welfare pasture-raised meat, sustainably caught fish, Tamar Valley apple juice, preserves and other goodies await 👉🏻 www.tamarvalleyfoodhubs.org.uk

Two people stand on bright green grass in a farm or orchard setting under a partly cloudy sky. One holds a small tripod with a microphone and audio recorder attached. Both are wearing outdoor jackets and wellington boots, smiling at the camera, with rows of grape vines and trees behind them.

Close-up of small yellow wildflowers growing in a slightly wild, weedy patch of ground, with rain-darkened soil and vegetation. In the background, slightly out of focus, are white polytunnels, farm buildings, and trees beneath a heavy grey sky.

Three people stand on a muddy farm track after rain, with puddles in the foreground and fields and trees stretching into the distance. They are dressed in practical outdoor clothing and wellingtons. A white polytunnel is visible to the right, and low hills sit under a grey, overcast sky.

We were delighted to appear on the recent Nature Connects podcast alongside local producer Wheal Farm to talk local food, market gardening, community and nature tamarvalleynationallandscape.podbean.com/e/food-from-... #agroecology #TamarValley #Cornwall

Find a Better Food Trader | Better Food Traders Where you choose to spend can help change the world for the better. Find your local better food traders and help make a difference.

Shop local this festive season! Our friends at @betterfoodtraders.bsky.social have put together this brilliant map of bakeries, farmers markets, food hubs and collections points (we're on the map 😊) betterfoodtraders.org/buy-local-fo... #BuyLocal #LocalFood

Thank you! Good to be here.

Home | Tamar Valley Food Hubs Welcome to Tamar Valley Food Hubs, an online farmers' market bringing together the best of local and seasonal produce in one place. Place your order from 6pm on Friday for delivery on Friday…

📣This week's orders close in 24 hours! 🕤

Place your order between 6pm on Friday and 9.30am on Wednesday for delivery on Friday afternoon to your home, workplace or to one of our free collection points in the #TamarValley, #Tavistock and #Plymouth.

A cardboard gift hamper filled with festive food and drink: almond milk, Italian-style Cornish coffee, vegan marshmallows, a bag of hot chocolate, bottled apple juice, Christmas tea, Cornish tea, Booja-Booja chocolate, strawberry jam, and a net of chocolate coins.

A festive food hamper in a cardboard gift box lined with wood straw, containing a bottle of Tamar Valley rosé wine, apple juice, balsamic vinegar, apple sauce, Cornish seaweed, caramel sea salt chocolate, dark chocolate, chestnuts, sauce, a jar of chutney, mulled wine spices, and a pomegranate molasses bottle.

An eco-friendly gift hamper in a cardboard box filled with wood straw, containing reusable dishcloths, a natural loofah sponge, a bamboo toothbrush, a wooden bottle brush, beeswax, a solid shampoo or soap bar in bright packaging, lavender and citrus spice soaps, a conditioner bar, and other plastic-free household and toiletries items.

Build your own Christmas hamper! Add a gift box with wood wool for £1.50, then fill it with local treats. Think Tamar Valley wines, Kernow chocolate, honey, soaps, apple juice, plus apples, veg, bread, cheese or smoked salmon. A truly personal gift. 🎁 www.tamarvalleyfoodhubs.org.uk

Hey #TamarValley #Plymouth #Devon #Cornwall folks! If you want locally produced food & ethical dry goods delivered to home or your workplace & you live in the Tamar Valley catchment, check out @tamargrowlocal.bsky.social and their fabulous www.tamarvalleyfoodhubs.org

Please spread the word!

Two people stand on bright green grass in a farm or orchard setting under a partly cloudy sky. One holds a small tripod with a microphone and audio recorder attached. Both are wearing outdoor jackets and wellington boots, smiling at the camera, with rows of grape vines and trees behind them.

Close-up of small yellow wildflowers growing in a slightly wild, weedy patch of ground, with rain-darkened soil and vegetation. In the background, slightly out of focus, are white polytunnels, farm buildings, and trees beneath a heavy grey sky.

Three people stand on a muddy farm track after rain, with puddles in the foreground and fields and trees stretching into the distance. They are dressed in practical outdoor clothing and wellingtons. A white polytunnel is visible to the right, and low hills sit under a grey, overcast sky.

We were delighted to appear on the recent Nature Connects podcast alongside local producer Wheal Farm to talk local food, market gardening, community and nature tamarvalleynationallandscape.podbean.com/e/food-from-... #agroecology #TamarValley #Cornwall

Home | Tamar Valley Food Hubs Welcome to Tamar Valley Food Hubs, an online farmers' market bringing together the best of local and seasonal produce in one place. Place your order from 6pm on Friday for delivery on Friday afternoon...

We believe in local food that is good for people, the land and the local economy. 💚

Find out more about us: tamargrowlocal.org

Order online through Tamar Valley Food Hubs: www.tamarvalleyfoodhubs.org.uk

We support small-scale growers through our Farm Start programme and connect producers to local customers via the Tamar Valley Food Hub and The Good Food Loop, an agroecological wholesale distribution network that connects food hubs and producers across #Devon and #Cornwall. 🥕

Our work focusses on three key areas - community, education and commercial.

We help people grow food, from allotments and co-ops to a community vineyard. 🌿 We run practical courses in everything from cookery to beekeeping. 🍯

Six people pose in front of a dark blue delivery van, smiling and holding large seasonal vegetables and fruit including curly kale, squash, cabbage and quinces. One person kneels at the front holding a bunch of kale. Photo: Hanna Collins

👋🏻 Hello, Bluesky! We are Tamar Grow Local, a not-for-profit Community Interest Company based in South East Cornwall, supporting and celebrating local food across the #TamarValley and beyond. 🌱