• Fiveways Fruit Farm

  Julian Mead's parents help his farm by selling their berries and stone fruit at both our monthly markets during the summer months.

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• Halsall's Herbs

  Andrea and Piers Halsall return to the market during the summer growing season with a range of herbs, flowers and vegetables in pots. They attend both markets in the month when they can.

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• Syrian Falafel

  Abdul and Hamam are young Syrian refugees who now live in Ipswich and have set up this new business with support from Ipswich Refugee Centre. They currently attend both markets per month.

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• Something Sweet Baking

  Katie Churchyard makes cakes and sweet things. She attends the market on the 4th Saturday of the month.

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• Not Just Tarts

  Clare Spencer makes tarts, cakes and puddings often using fruit from her own garden. She attends the market on the 2nd Saturday of each month.

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• The Wild Meat Company

  All types of wild meat provided in a wide variety of cuts and joints, also sausages and wild boar bacon. The company is based in Blaxhall and Ray is the legendary salesman.<br /> The Wild Meat Company attends every market.

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• Truly Traceable

  Finalists at the 2017 Suffolk Food and Drink Awards, Lynne and Steve sell their own venison and game pies and sausage rolls. Steve culls and butchers the animals himself while Lynne makes her own pastry and pie fillings. They have a fascinating story to tell which they are always willing to share.<br /> Truly Traceable attend the market on the 2nd Saturday of the month.

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• The Suffolk Goat Cheese Company

  Karen Martin makes and sells artisan goat cheeses from her farm in Laxfield.<br /> Karen attends the market held on the 2nd Saturday of the month.

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• Raymond's Pasties

  Luci Murison makes her own pasties, both meat and vegetarian and is based in Hasketon.<br /> Luci attends the market on the second Saturday of the month.

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• Lady Whincup Flowers

  Jenny Madden sells glorious organic cut flowers which she grows herself on her field in Rendham.<br /> Jenny attends every market during the growing season.

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• The Quince Tree Suffolk

  Olga Owen sells gorgeous fudge in a variety of flavours which she makes herself in Thorpeness. She also sells her own interesting and unusual preserves often made to her own recipes eg quince jelly, aubergine pickle, lime pickle, morello cherry jam made with Croatian cherries.<br /> Olga attends every market

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• Marmalade by Annee

  After my mother stopped making her 'scrummy' Marmalade, I just couldn't find one anywhere to compare. For several years I experimented, then in 2013 I felt I had come up with two different Marmalades which were good enough to give to friends that Christmas. The comments were so positive I was encouraged to carry on. A few months later I was asked for an 'ordinary' marmalade! Well, I don't do 'ordinary', but I did some more experimenting and came up with my 'Oranges and Lemons'. I needed a local wholemeal bread to try my samples on so now have local stone ground flour from our Tide Mill and often make my own bread. I even have cheerful 'bags for life' to put it all in. My Marmalades are Tangy and Chunky! For those with a sweeter tooth I also have local Suffolk Honey.<br /> Annee is based in Woodbridge and she attends every market.

  Phone No. 01394 - 383078

• Leaping Hare Cafe at the Market

  Bess from Leaping Hare Preserves currently runs the cafe at Woodbridge Farmers' Market once a month. She serves tasty breakfasts items and makes all her own cakes and biscuits, including bacon rolls etc. <br /> Bess attends the market on the 2nd Saturday of the month.

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• Newbourne Farm

  We are a small family-run farm in Newbourne, Suffolk. We grow a wide variety of top quality, fresh veggies and salads. We are often up early and cutting our produce on the morning of the market!<br /> Newbourne farm attend every market with a fantastic range of locally grown vegetables and salad.

  Phone No. 01473 736407

• Leaping Hare Preserves

  Leaping Hare Preserves is based in Hasketon near Woodbridge. The Suffolk hedgerow fruits make a great base for some interesting and unusual jams, jellies and butters. With the addition of fresh vegetables from local farms I have developed some mouth-watering chutney recipes. I also make seasonal pesto and sauces and cakes.<br /> Bess attends the market on the 2nd Saturday of the month.

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• Sutton Hoo Chicken

  Producing truly free range chicken using an old fashioned breed and plenty of time, resulting in the taste of real chicken.<br /> Poppy is our youngest stallholder and attends every market.

  Phone No. 01394 386797

• High House Fruit Farm

  We grow apples, cherries, plums, raspberries, loganberries, blackberries, gooseberries, currants, asparagus and rhubarb. Our apples are pressed into delicious juices and we make a small range of preserves from our soft fruit. We sell all our produce locally in shops, restaurants and farmers' markets. We also do PYO and have a small shop at the farm.<br /> High House attend every market.

  Phone No. 01394 450263