Paganum Produce is an Online Farmers Market from the Yorkshire Dales, we produce, market and supply quality local produce from the Yorkshire Dales including quality Beef, Pork and Lamb from small Dales farms.
“Our farmers respect the animals and our customers respect the product”
Paganum’s produce is naturally reared using traditional methods, with farmers committed to animal welfare, sustainable agriculture and conservation.
Paganum deals only with trusted farmers who share a commitment to ensuring their animals have the very best quality of life, and whose produce comes with the farm assured standard. As a consequence, Paganum’s ethos of Gastronomic Excellence is maintained. Put simply, properly produced meat tastes better.
Through a modern approach to marketing and distribution channels, Paganum prides itself on giving customers access to quality ingredients with traceable origins from traditional family-run farms and suppliers.
Our use of local producers and suppliers contributes to lowering the food miles and environmental impact of our product allowing us to supply direct to our customers far more efficiently than some much larger organisations. We are continuly striving to lower the environmental impact of our packaging and delivery methods including the use of completly recyclable and reusable insulated packaging incorporating sheeps wool for insulation.
To find out more visit our website here www.paganum.co.uk
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Comment by bibomedia.com March 8, 2008 @ 11:19 amDelightfull blog; very complete, great details; makes me hungry reading the articles. Living here in Japan, I’m filled with nostalgia. (I am able to find Hamlyn’s Scottish Porridge Oats and Bran from a supplier in Tokyo, which is a must for me. Does wonders for the cholesterol!) Reading your turkey recipes, I can almost smell the results. Wonderful.
Comment by George Polley December 1, 2008 @ 7:29 pm