Search for HOME ABOUT US OUR GROWERS WHOLESALE FOODSERVICE MARKET REPORTS MAGAZINE CONTACT OUR GROWERS What We Look For Growing fresh produce in The UK isn’t for the faint hearted! It’s a vocation. It requires enormous dedication and a real commitment to the cause. At Total Produce, we only work with the very, very best. We look for growers who share our passion for fresh fruit and vegetables, those who bring a pride to their produce and a “can do” attitude to the service they provide. Above all, we look for growers absolutely determined that their produce be the cream of the crop. We have long standing links with some of the finest growers across the UK, often working with the same family farms down the generations. We work closely with our growing partners to ensure that they always get a fair return and we always get the very finest produce, and we work hard helping them to develop new lines that our customers demand. We’re really proud of our Growfair scheme which works across the South West with the region’s best growers to promote their provenance and ensures that they get the support and financial commitment they need for a secure future. Since its debut the scheme has gone from strength to strength, winning a BBC Food & Farming award in 2009 and two Grower of the Year Awards in 2010. For us it’s all about quality, and that quality is built on trust. HOLLAND: FIRENZE TOMATOES SUFFOLK: FREDERICK HIAM YORKSHIRE: JANET OLDROYD HULME HEREFORDSHIRE: KAREN HINDLE WILTSHIRE: KEITH HITCHINGS NOTTINGHAMSHIRE: MARTIN BRITTAIN PEMBROKESHIRE: MARTIN GRIFFITHS LINCOLNSHIRE: PETER THOROLD DEVON: RICHARD SMEDLEY CORNWALL: ROSS GEACH LEICESTERSHIRE: WEBSTERS DAIRY SOMERSET: WILLIAM HEBDITCH ARYSHIRE: WILLIAM JACK QUINCES Everything you ever wanted to know about quinces in under two and a half minutes. Find out more » HOME ABOUT US OUR GROWERS CONTACT WHOLESALE FOODSERVICE NEWS MARKET REPORTS SIGN UP FOR OUR MARKET REPORT FOLLOW US ON TWITTER POLICIES AND PRIVACY WWW.TOTALPRODUCE.COM Copyright Total Produce Local © All rights reserved