Exeter Farmers Market

The Exeter Farmers Market has been established in order to give local producers of fruit, vegetables and foodstuffs, as well as a limited range of craft and products made locally with local materials, a retail outlet that enables them to sell direct to the public.

Shoppers keen on sampling West Country foods are able to try and buy a wide range of produce at the Exeter Farmers Market. The market has become a vibrant and enjoyable place to buy and sell, giving the producer a chance to meet and talk directly to the consumer of the produce that they grow or make.

Customers visiting the market have the opportunity to buy a delicious range of foods such as venison, pork, lamb, beef, chicken, organic fruit & vegetables, apple juice, fish, chicken, preserves, cakes, bread, pies and much more.

We are building the most complete listing of all outlets for locally grown food in England, Scotland and Wales.

Farmers Markets are one of the oldest ways of buying local food and have enjoyed a revival and are available in many towns and cities. Locally grown food includes all food and drinks.

Newton Abbot Farmers Market

Newton Abbot Farmers' and Produce Market was launched in December 2000.

After many years of operating, the Farmers' and Produce Market has gained a reputation for product quality and the variety continues to add to the existing retail offer within Newton Abbot markets and town centre in general.

Exmouth Farmers Market

Exmouth Farmers Market is held throughout the year on alternate Wednesdays, and weekly on Wednesdays from June to September.

Now in its tenth successful year, the market was established in 2003 so that local producers of meat, fish, fruit, vegetables, dairy products, agriculture, horticulture and home-made foods such as bread, pies and cakes could offer their produce to local people in a traditional outdoor market setting. Many foods are brought to market by two different traders so as to improve customer choice.

The vast majority of stall-holders have been directly involved in producing the foods they offer to our loyal and growing customer base. All are only too happy to answer customers’ questions about production methods such as organic and free-range conditions, storeability, preparation and cooking, and so on.

Exeter Farmers Market

The Exeter Farmers Market has been established in order to give local producers of fruit, vegetables and foodstuffs, as well as a limited range of craft and products made locally with local materials, a retail outlet that enables them to sell direct to the public.

Shoppers keen on sampling West Country foods are able to try and buy a wide range of produce at the Exeter Farmers Market. The market has become a vibrant and enjoyable place to buy and sell, giving the producer a chance to meet and talk directly to the consumer of the produce that they grow or make.

Customers visiting the market have the opportunity to buy a delicious range of foods such as venison, pork, lamb, beef, chicken, organic fruit & vegetables, apple juice, fish, chicken, preserves, cakes, bread, pies and much more.

Barnstaple Farmers Market

Come and enjoy the old world charm and friendly atmosphere of Barnstaple’s historic indoor market.

Largely unchanged in over 150 years, Barnstaple’s historic Pannier Market in the centre of the town has a wide range of stalls, with everything from fresh local produce, flowers and crafts to prints and pictures, fashion and much more.

Ideally located on Barnstaple’s bustling High Street, the market is a must-see attraction for all visitors to the town.The market boasts two cafes each offering varied menus at great prices and a relaxed atmosphere, where you can sit and watch the world go by.

Crediton Farmers Market

Visit Crediton Farmers Market to buy food that is local, fresh, full of flavour and at its best. Our stallholders are the primary producers, working from field to fork, and at the market they sell only what they grow themselves or otherwise create.

You can find out exactly how the produce came to be at the market, how it was reared, where was it grown, how was it made, whether it is organic, what breed or variety it is, how to cook it.  Hope to see you there!

Cullompton Farmers Market

Monthly farmers’ markets have been held in Cullompton since 10 June 1998 and each of them has been equally well attended and as successful as the first. Local people regularly attend the market as they know they can purchase fresh, quality food.

Refreshments are available, provided by volunteers for the benefit of the market. People are often seen chatting to neighbours who they would normally rush past in a supermarket. The farmers’ market was originated by the community and certainly has a community feel.

A farmers’ market is where local produce is sold to local people. All of the stall holders at the market have travelled less than 30 miles and are selling produce they grew, reared or created themselves. Cullompton Farmers’ Market was the first farmers’ market to be started in the South West. It is also the only one in the country to be set up by volunteers and not a local authority.

The number of stalls has been increased over the years, and new items have been added to the already wide range of produce. The markets have a unique atmosphere helped by events such as music provided by local musicians and children’s activities in the children’s corner.

Bath Farmers Market

Bath Farmers’ Market was the first Farmers’ Market in the UK established in 1997 as a monthly market and then due to customer demand began trading twice monthly in October 1998 and then in May 2002 began trading weekly.

At Bath Farmers’ Market you will find quality, fresh, seasonal produce at a fair price. The goods are sold directly by the people who produce them and everything usually comes from within a 40 mile radius of Bath – if they cannot source locally they sometimes extend beyond the 40 mile radius.

There are a range of stalls selling seasonal organic and non-organic vegetables, meat including beef, rose veal, pork, lamb, salt marsh lamb, venison, game and chicken. Fish, mushrooms, strawberries, asparagus, freshly baked bread and sweet pastries. Various Award winning local cheeses (including soft cheese, goats, ewes and cheddar) pates, savoury pies including meat pies, pasties, quiches and pork pies.

Cakes, including gluten free, speciality cakes for weddings, birthdays etc. chocolate patisseries, soups, and free range eggs. Teas, tisanes and roasted coffees. Apple juice, honey, chutneys, marmalades, jams, sauces, mayonnaise, oils and dips. Nutritious vegan and vegetarian food and handmade chocolates. Plants, herbs and flowers.

Taunton Farmers Market

At the Taunton Farmers Market you can find just-picked seasonal fruit and vegetables, fresh fish, free-range and organic meat and eggs, a wide selection of regional cheeses, chutneys and preserves, hand-made bread and cakes and many more local specialities - things you can’t always expect to find in supermarkets. You can also taste many of the goods on offer before you buy.

In addition the stallholders are sincerely enthusiastic and knowledgeable about their produce and eager to share information about its growth and preparation.

So come down and sample what good food really tastes like, in doing so you will also be supporting your local economy and helping the environment by reducing food-miles.

Wimborne Farmers Market