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                               WE WILL BE BRINGING THE GOURMET STYLE FROM DUBIA TO the UK

                                 NOW in the UK   the No1 premium salad range. 

                  WORLDWIDE LOCAL SALADS ARE LEADING THE WAY IN FRESH AND TASTY

How do we do this you ask? A good question.

The situation in the UK is getting serious for the Farmers and Growers and indeed the UK population as a whole. Eating poor quality food and a shortage of sustainable pesticide free salads is reaching crisis point. Supermarkets importing cheap salads that have been chemically treated is well and good for the pocket of the consumer . BUT it is not good for the health of the consumer or indeed the health service of the UK as a whole. Obesity is bad enough but when this is also linked to wider health issues then as humans we a facing a greater uphill battle. 

As Farmers, growers we need to be able to produce the best food which we can and indeed we do. The issue is we need a level playing field on the pricing front. 

The situation Worldwide is showing with food shortages, supply chain issues and climate concern, the need for sustainable food, food security, pesticide free and locally produced food is in demand. There is also the health aspect, The World Obesity Atlas 2022, published by the World Obesity Federation, predicts that one billion people globally, including 1 in 5 women and 1 in 7 men, will be living with obesity by 2030. As growers  as well as a leading innovator  in the field of Horticulture we have a duty to not only grow salads but to grow fresh, tasty salads that people look forward to eating as a way to promote healthy eating.

    By not growing in Soil we can eliminate the soil borne pathogens from our salad production and also     this helps combat the E-Coli , Salmonella and listeria issues due to using clean fresh water and the use of sterilisation techniques on every crop cycle to remove any debris and this leaves us with a water supply that is 100% clean.  
From Sowing right through to Harvest our system is fully automated so remains untouched and again this follows a code of practise.