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News2011 sees all of our usual stalls returning, with an additional new stall selling freshly made vegetarian sushi. Young entrepeneurs Caroline and Remi have set up Whitstable Sushi because they are passionate about good food, and love Japanese cuisine. They are filling a gap int he market - there is nowhere else to get independently made sushi that we know of on the North Kent coast. Whitstable Sushi will back in Febuary after their exams have finished. |
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Whitstable Farmers Market
St Mary's Hall, Oxford Street
2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month
9.30 am - 2pm
Fresh local food, many organic stalls
Whitstable Farmers Market started regular markets in February 2007 in the heart of Whitstable. The market aims to have mostly organic produce stalls, and all stalls are from closer than 30 miles from Whitstable.
The market has 3 purposes:
- Bring fresh local organic food to Whitstable from the surrounding countryside
- Support local farmers
- Reduce food miles
Local Food
Whitstable Farmers Market supports all local shops and shops and restaurants that supply food that has been grown or prepared locally. You can find where to buy local food in the local food directory.
We are members of Kent Farmers Market Association, and comply with their guidelines, as well as those laid out by FARMA. These rules make sure that a Farmers' Market really is a Farmers Market, because the stallholders are selling their own produce that is from the local area.
Whitstable Farmers Market tries wherever possible to have stalls selling organic produce. This is because we believe it tastes better, its better for the environment and British organic standards are the highest animal welfare standards in Europe. See our Environmental Policy.
Find us
Contact us
You can email us at info@whitstablefarmersmarket.co.uk
Visit us
Whitstable Farmers Market,
St Mary's Hall,
Oxford Street,
Whitstable CT5 1DD
2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month
9.30 am - 2pm
Free Admission
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