Local businesses and producers in Northumberland
Find great products made in Northumberland
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Made in Northumberland
Your guide to finding great local food, drink, craft and unique products across the county. Use our Northumberland product directory to discover more about locally made products, food and drink in the local area.
the VISIT SHOP button takes you directly to the business listings independent website
the VISIT SHOP button takes you directly to the business listings independent website
the VISIT SHOP button takes you directly to the business listings independent website
the VISIT SHOP button takes you directly to the business listings independent website
the VISIT SHOP button takes you directly to the business listings independent website
Support local businesses and producers in Northumberland
Discovering the unique flavors and crafts of Northumberland is a great way to learn more about the culture and traditions of the region.
Northumberland is the northern most county of England. The Shepherd or Border plaid is the official tartan of Northumberland county.
Official tartan of Northumberland is Border Plaid.
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FEATURED PRODUCTS
4 great places to shop in Northumberland
01.
Grannies Tearoom and Delicatessen
An ‘Old Curiosity Shop’ style foodie heaven offering a wide range of delicious local produce in the deli, shop and tearoom.
03.
Otterburn Mill
A former textile mill and shopping destination famous for Otterburn textiles and tweeds. Pick up an original Otterburn rug and Otterburn Mill Pram Rug.
02.
Kirkharle Courtyard
Local artists and artisans at work in their studios at beautiful Kirkharle Courtyard and purchase unique items directly from the artist themselves
04.
Bradley Gardens
Bradley Gardens is an 18th century walled garden in the Tyne Valley. A place of tranquility and a unique shopping & food experience.
FARMSHOPS
Find your local farm shop – Support local business and producers and have freshly seasonal produce delivered to your door
Why Buy Local
Buying directly and eating seasonal produce, is a great way to support local business. In addition to enjoying the best local and regional foods. From fresh artisan bread, locally reared meat, seasonal vegetables, cheese, to English wine and craft spirits.
Fresh Seasonal Local Produce
To buy the best local and seasonal produce visit your local farm shop, independent retailers, farmers’ markets or local farm. Many farm shops offer home delivery services as well.