The Black Isle is served by several local vegetable box schemes, a fish box, and even a cake box! You can find their details below;
Local, organic, seasonal vegetables from our family croft near Fortrose & other Scottish growers. We deliver the freshest home grown & locally sourced produce to your door. Fruit, edible flowers, eggs, beef, lamb, mutton, wool & sheep ski… More Information
A seafood subscription service that delivers fresh, sustainable fish and shellfish direct to your door (or desk!) within 48 hours of being landed. All of our products are freshly caught from Scottish waters ensuring your next meal is as delicious and… More Information
Knockfarrel Produce is a small family run organic croft nestled beneath the iron age hill fort of Knockfarrel. We grow fresh healthy food for local customers. Choose from a wide range of veg, free range eggs, preserves, sausages, bacon, ham and pesto… More Information
Producer and distributor of wide range of organic fruit, vegetables and other goods. Available at local markets or fortnightly vegetable box delivery. Markets: Inverness, Ardesier, Elgin, North Kessock. Also delivers to Black Isle. More Information
At the Scottish Unbakery we cater for all food allergies and intolerances and we only use the finest quality ingredients, most locally sourced. We do outside catering , private dinner parties and can be found at many local events and markets. We also… More Information
We are a small and friendly family run croft in the heart of Brahan. We produce seasonal fruit and veg at affordable prices, putting quality before cost. We grow soft fruit for pick your own in summer. We grow seasonal root vegetables for veg… More Information
Map of Box Schemes locations
Eating more local produce...
If you have kids who do the shopping with you, why not keep them entertained by asking them to pick an item from your shopping list and then try to find the most local version of it they can?
Why not stock up on local veg when they're in season and cheaper, and find recipes that make the most of them?
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