Organic food in supermarkets

Edwardia

Link is to a PDF and if you scroll down you'll find that they eat organic at Aston Villa FC.

http://premierskills.britishcouncil.org/sites/premierskills/files/attachment/Aston_villa_eat_to_excel_A4_no_answers.pdf

Quasar

Right now on BBC1 there's a programme on Prince Charles' organic farm in Gloucestershire, and a cookery school in it.

Edwardia

Countryfile: By Royal Appointment
60 minutes available on iPlayer until 1959 17/03/13 ie tonight.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01rb20m/Countryfile_A_Royal_Appointment/

The school was in Carshalton, Surrey BTW not at Highgrove.

Quasar

Edwardia wrote: »

Countryfile: By Royal Appointment
60 minutes available on iPlayer until 1959 17/03/13 ie tonight.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b01rb20m/Countryfile_A_Royal_Appointment/

The school was in Carshalton, Surrey BTW not at Highgrove.

Oopppsss... goes to show I should not be on the phone when watching a programme of interest.

Edwardia

Stompa posted this link on another thread so I'm sticking it up here because non-organic Abel & Cole ready meals have been found to be contaminated by other meats.:eek:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/foodanddrinknews/9934282/Abel-and-Cole-withdraws-beef-ready-meals.html

january_23

Ethical superstore seem to have free delivery (in UK) if you spend £15 or more at the moment! Don't know if it is a typo or something but if it is correct that could help someone. No idea how long it is for if it is correct.

*I do not work for them*

Kirri

Edwardia wrote: »

Stompa posted this link on another thread so I'm sticking it up here because non-organic Abel & Cole ready meals have been found to be contaminated by other meats.:eek:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/foodanddrinknews/9934282/Abel-and-Cole-withdraws-beef-ready-meals.html

:eek::eek::eek:

Personally I think they should name them (even though sounds like the supplier of the meals may have been conned by their meat supplier?) AND stick to only organic suppliers. There are some good small/artisan type non org producers but even so they have grown the business mainly on the fact people want organic food.

Edwardia

http://www.laredoute.co.uk/colors-organic-cotton-fitted-sheet.htm?ProductId=324164022&t=1

http://www.laredoute.co.uk/colors-plain-organic-cotton-flat-sheet.htm?ProductId=324164018&t=1

http://www.laredoute.co.uk/colors-organic-cotton-pillowcases-8-colours.htm?ProductId=324164020&t=1

Fire_Fox

january_23 wrote: »

Ethical superstore seem to have free delivery (in UK) if you spend £15 or more at the moment! Don't know if it is a typo or something but if it is correct that could help someone. No idea how long it is for if it is correct.

*I do not work for them*

Thanks! Plus 8% on Topcashback. :T

ETA have ordered Suma tomatoes and BLUE poppy seeds.

Kirri

No statement from A&C on the website, but there are quite a few questions from customers posted on the facebook wall (with responses). It only affects 2 of the meals (presumably it's the ones on page 43 of the printed catalogue?).


Btw ^ those sheets seem good value.