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A guest blog from Nourish Scotland, on the Scottish Government's Agriculture Bill:

Try mentioning the “agricultural subsidy reform”, and see the light drain from other people’s eyes. Apart from a handful of die-hard enthusiasts, the new Agriculture Bill is failing to ignite the nation’s imagination.

The Good Food Project launched earlier this year as a group purchasing initiative for people across the UK to buy ethically-sourced food as well as safer and better quality household cleaning and personal care products. Their aim is to leverage combined purchasing power to negotiate the best deals and

Established in 2011, Dear Green Coffee Roasters is a coffee roaster and supplier of exclusively ‘speciality’ grade coffee beans. They are based a stone’s throw from Greencity and were the obvious choice to ask for help when we wanted to develop a new Organic coffee blend. We loved working with them and

Growing Organically since 1983, what better place to highlight during Organic September than Pillars of Hercules! From the farm shop, veg box delivery scheme, and onsite bothy, to the vegetarian café (making use of home-grown fruit & veg, served in a leafy outdoor setting!), this Fife institution has

Black Isle Brewery is Scotland’s most longstanding Organic brewery, making world-class beers from the finest organic malt and hops – grown without chemicals – just as nature intended. We expanded the range of their beers that we carry last year, and they’ve been remarkably popular with customers and

You may have noticed a significant increase in price due to much reduced availability of vanilla recently.

Prices have soared in the last year since a cyclone hit Madagascar; the world's largest producer of vanilla, supplying over 80% of the world's yield.

This has led to a shortage of vanilla and an