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AB Fruits In light of the current Covid-19 situationand the extended need for direct supplies locally, we are expanding our delivery service to support the local communityand offering home deliveries. As a company, we are staying well informed of the developing situation and are following the advice and recommendations from the Government, Public Health Englandand the World Health Organisation to protect the safety of all our valued employees, customers and the wider community. We already have the highest standards of food safety and personal hygiene in place and our food storage and distribution systems are certified by BRCGS as confirmation of our commitmentto providing food that is safe to eat and of the highest quality. To protect you and your

Due to a recent swine flu outbreak in China, the prices of European pork have increased. You can read about it in the ‘Pork Update’ from Leathams.

A to B. An AB Fruits quick guide on February’s seasonal produce. February’s highlights include forced British rhubarb, Monks beard and Sicilian blood oranges. February’stop pick is forced British rhubarb. It has only recently come in to season and already looks and tastes amazing. A great addition to any winter menu, best enjoyed in a crumple, pie or jam. Forced rhubarb is also high in antioxidants and oxalic acid which are both good for the body. We have both purple and Romanesco cauliflower available, both are a good pickup for February and go well in a roast. There is also a selection of squashes available, such as the delicata, acorn, red kuri and the ever reliable butternut squash. Persimmons or kaki