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Buying food when is it in season is a really good idea as it at its best flavour and also tends to work out cheaper.Take a look a Our monthly seasons availability chartand let it give you a heads up on menu planning and what to use when the produce is at its best.Contact the team to discuss any other items that you might require but might not be on the list:   January: Forced Rhubarb,Celeriac,Parnips,Purple Sprouting Brocoli,Kale Purple and Green,leeks,Swede,Shallots,Jerusalem Artichokes,Blood Oranges,Clemantines,Kiwi,Pears,Pomegranates,Satsumas. February: Blood Oranges,Walnuts,lemons,Pineapple,Pears,Chard,Chicory,Forced Rhubarb,Celeriac,Leeks,Cabbages,Carrots,Purple Sprouting Brocoli,Kale,Potatoes(Main Crop),Rhubarb,Spinach. March: Forced Rhubarb,Leeks,Shallots,Turnips,Pied Blu Mushrooms,Spring Onions,Radishes,Spring Green cabbages,Rhubarb,Blood Oranges,Cauliflowers,Celeriac,Savoy Cabbage,Mixed Cresses,. April: Outdoor Rhubarb,Asparagus,Beetroot,New Potatoes,Morel Mushrooms,Watercress,Turnips,Eddible Flowers,Enoki Mushrooms,Radishes,New Season Eddible Flowers,Buckler Sorrel,Chocolate Mint, May: Elderflowers,Outdoor Rhubarb,Green & Purple Asparagus,Broad Beans,Beetroot,Early

Further to recent increases on butter, we are now in a situation where not only has the butter increased even further but the impact has filtered through into all dairy products. In quarter one alone it looks as though milk production will end up as much as 100 million litres below last year, and spot milk prices are still trading well above contracted prices, most unusual for this time of the year. The latest figures also indicate that UK cheese production has fallen dramatically and we believe this could mean there being as much as 50,000 tonnes below 2012. That’s one huge amount of cheese!! On butter we haven’t seen the prices shoot up like this since 2007/8 (remember the

Over 30 years of experience For more than a quarter of a century, we have been sourcing and delivering top quality, expertly cultivated fruit, salads and vegetables, recently adding a wide range of breads.  We work hard to forge long-term relationships with our carefully selected suppliers here in the UK and in Italy. As one of the most experienced companies in our field, we can promise you consistently excellent produce and outstanding value for money Family run business Founded by the Bosco family in 1982 AB Fruits remains to this day a family run business.  With origins in Italy, the family has been able to capitalize on their extensive knowledge of Italian produce and proven expertise in UK fare. Today,