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Here, you'll find a breakdown of news for the month ahead, from crop reports to what you should avoid, what's good and in season, grower updates and even some special offers.

This page will be updated periodically so make sure you bookmark this page or subscribe to the mailing list below.

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Take a look at what's incoming this month that you should be using...

159024 x400gm Punnet each

Strawberry

117021 x400gm Pack

Cherry

120011 xkg

Plum Damson

153010 xkg

Plum Mirabelle

153024 xkg

Plum Greengage

153027 x100gm

Plum Victoria

110004 x6

Apple Royal Gala

122021 xeach

Fresh Fig

224001 x1kg

Parsnip

210004 x250g

Chillies Red

210022 xkg

Chilli Habanero

210038 x130gm Packet

Chillies Jalapeno

210037 x250g

Chillies Green

235012 x250gm

Spinach Large Leaf

211016 x2 Pack each

Corn On The Cob

237001 x10kg Box

Squash Assorted

237011 xeach

Squash Winter Melon

Watch out...

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Weather is the main driving force to seasonal change & fresh produce can unfortunately become quickly affected.

We understand that sometimes there's not much scope to change menus, but when Mother Nature strikes, sometimes items can become hugely affected quickly.

Keep your eyes peeled on this page to see what should be avoided.

The season has now ended for the year.

We are seeing volumes still recovering from the heatwave in July.

We are now at the end of the stored product volumes, we will see the new season starting at the end of August.

We have seen coloured cauliflowers be unavailable due to lack of quality with the recent weather.

The new season starts end of July/August. Prices should start to ease slightly by September.

French pink onions are in limited supply until the new Roscoff season starts in September.

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