What’s the Difference Between Tangerines, Mandarins, Clementines, Satsumas, and Easy Peelers? If you’ve ever stood in the fruit aisle, gazing at the array of small, vibrant orange citrus fruits, you’re […]
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Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil
Since we started this business over 30 years ago our impact on the environment has been at the forefront of everything we do and infact was one of the main […]
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Solar Panel Installation
As a company we are very aware of the foot print we leave on this earth and even though, as a business that only sells Organic Produce, we […]
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What is Langridge ?
A very simple question to answer, we are our growers. A business that started on a farm, it’s aim to sell produce grown by farmers. That was Uncle Bernard’s vision […]
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January – What’s in season
January fruit is all about the colour orange, well and the fruit. The 1st month of the year gives us more than that New Year’s Resolution and a reason to […]
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Soil is at the heart and soul of our planet. Put simply, we can’t live without it. Despite the fact that healthy soil remains crucial for food production, flood defences […]
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We think the debate around food waste is one that is worth having. In 2015 it is estimated that £15 billion of edible food was thrown away from our homes. […]
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Brexit – Deal or No Deal
What does Brexit mean to us? As a business, what ever happens with the UK’s Brexit from the EU, there will be consequences that we will have to deal with […]
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Why are blood oranges red – or are they?
The time of year has arrived for the supply of this wonderful fruit. It is available for organic wholesale supply from January through to April. The distinctive red colouring of […]
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Brussel Sprouts, love them or hate them?
Organic Brussel Sprouts Surely the ‘Marmite’ of the vegetable world. Dividing the nation into love it or hate it camps the humble brussel sprout seems to have the ability […]
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