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Stallholders at Whitstable Farmers' Market
- All stallholders come from within 30 miles of Whitstable, most are closer
- Local food growers and producers sell their own produce
- Shoppers meet the same stallholders at every market
Why shop at the Farmers Market?
- Supports the local economy
- Profits go straight to the producers not to large companies located anywhere in the world
- Markets held in town centres benefit local shops all over the UK and USA
- The market helps keep our town centre lively and busy.
Fair Trade café
Teas, fresh coffee, apple juice and snacks can be enjoyed at the back of the market where shoppers can meet friends and soak up the atmosphere.
Ripple Farm Organics
Organic vegetables and salad greens from Crundale, near Wye grown with the highest standard of organic growing techniques by Martin Mackey and team. Registered with the Soil Association.
Tasteful Plants
Bridget Neame grows plants near Faversham. Vegetable, herb and salad plants propagated for you to grow at home. Bulbs and herbs out of season.
Moor organic fruit juices
Pear and apple juices from named varieties organically grown near Teynham by the Moor family.
Woodpecker Farm
Organic free range eggs from Chilham. The best tasting eggs in East Kent produced by Claire and Dick Churcher.
Burscombe Cliff Organic Farm
Organic lamb and pork and free range beef from the prize winning herd of Blonde d'Aquitane cattle. Raised by Hilary Jones and Ben Garrett near Edgerton.
Butterfly Meadow
Dried fruit from local orchards and free-range pork from Dargate raised by Steven and Sue Dansey.
Godmersham Game
Gamekeeper Phil Miles butchers and packs fresh and wild meat that would otherwise be wasted.
Canterbury Cheese makers
Ashmore cheese, a full flavoured cheddar-like cheese made from milk from Elham at the dairy at Dargate by Jane Bowyer.
Hubbard's bakery
Bread baked in Whitstable Centre on the shop premises by Mark and Bryony Hubbard. A special range of interesting breads made for the market.
Slow Bread
Bread baked in whistable using no yeast and a natural slow method
OlivesRgood4U
Greek olives grown by small growers are processed and marinated in Whitstable, from olive connoisseurs Sheila and Steve Turner with 15 years experience.
Temple Foods
Vegetarian pastries, made in Whitstable by John Allen.
Coco Diablo
Handmade chocolates and truffles made by Steve Timms
Bohemia and Flower Soap
Handmade soap made form organic ingredients by Katie Plimley in Thanet
Farmhouse Kitchen
Homemade jams and chutneys from Dover
Some stalls attend the market periodically or seasonally:
Haji Bahji's
Takeaway curries, samosas and onion bahjis. Bahjis are freshly cooked at the market.
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