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The birthplace of the Lancashire hotpot, Eccles cakes and regional cheeses. The county also produces craft ales and handmade gifts. Explore Lancashire products full of tradition.

Use our Lancashire product directory to discover more about locally made products, food and drink in the local area.

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BAXTERS POTTED SHRIMP

Producing Morecambe Bay potted shrimps since 1880 and the oldest and most traditional such company in the country

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DEWLAY CHEESE

Producing the very best Lancashire Cheese. since 1957

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DROYT

Making soaps in England since 1938, continuing a tradition that goes back to 1893. Using the best quality vegetable or mineral ingredients

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ESSE

Stoves and Range Cookers since 1854. Every ESSE Stove is handmade in Lancashire.

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FIDDLERS LANCASTER CRISPS

Making original Lancashire Crisps – using potatoes grown on our farm, hand cooked in our kitchens and enhanced with the traditional flavours of Lancashire.

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IAN MANKIN

British weavers of designer furnishing fabrics, renowned for new and stylish interpretations of natural and organic fabrics

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LANCASTER ECCLES CAKES

Producing the leading brand of handmade Eccles Cakes, ‘Real Lancashire Eccles Cakes’.

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LANCASTER SMOKE HOUSE

Producing high quality produce processed in the time old, traditional methods.

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LINCRUSTA

The ultimate wallcovering. Beautiful wallcoverings, borders and dado panels, made in Britain since 1877.

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PETER REED

The finest traditional English linen since 1861. Bed linen, fine cotton sheets and table linen.

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LANCASHIRE TEXTILES

One of the last standing Lancashire mills in the county making quality quilts, pillows, bedding and homeware.

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MILANO PRO SPORT

Quality gymnastics leotards, presentation wear, cheerleading attire and leisurewear.

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REEDYS NATURALLY

Award winning natural, preserves and savoury condiments all hand made in the heart of Lancashire.

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RIBBLE VALLEY GIN

Quintessentially British Gin. All of the botanicals used in the signature gin “Little Lane” can be easily recognised in the beautiful British countryside.

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SMITHY MUSHROOMS

Leading grower of fresh UK grown exotic mushrooms for over 25 years

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The county of

Lancashire is famous for

Lancashire in the north west of England is home to Lancashire Hot Pot and Blackpool Rock. Lancashire’s traditional industries were centred around textiles, cotton, coal mining, metalworking, and transportation – all of which contributed to the county’s pivotal role in the Industrial Revolution.

  • Did you know?

    The UK’s first KFC restaurant opened in Preston in 1965, predating the arrival of McDonald’s and other major fast food chains by almost a decade

  • Textile and Cotton Industry

    By the 1830s, Lancashire towns like Oldham, Manchester, and Burnley became known for their thriving cotton mills and factories, driving the Industrial Revolution. At its peak in the late 19th century, the Lancashire cotton industry employed 16% of the total British industrial workforce and contributed 8% of the UK’s GDP.

  • Fisherman’s Friend

    Fisherman’s Friend lozenges, with their origins dating back to 1865, have become a globally recognized brand while still being produced in their hometown of Fleetwood, Lancashire.

  • Traditional food

    Traditional Lancashire foods like Lancashire Hotpot, Eccles Cakes, and Black Pudding reflect the county’s agricultural and culinary heritage

  • Taxidermy

    The Whitaker museum in Lancashire has one of the biggest taxidermy collections outside of London

  • Blackpool

    Blackpool is one of the most well-known and visited places in Lancashire, attracting hordes of visitors since the late 19th century when the Blackpool Tower first opened.

4 great places to shop in Lancashire

Independent Lancashire shopping is full of authentic products. From handmade crafts to artisan food, shops highlight Lancashire’s traditions. Antique markets and boutique retailers add to the charm.

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Blackburn Market

Award winning market in the heart of Blackburn in Lancashire selling local produce.

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02.

Heskin Hall Shopping Village

In the heart of the rural Lancashire, with over 50 unique shops selling a wide variety of crafts, gifts, clothing, food, garden centre, 

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03.

Bygone Times

If you are looking for antiques, collectibles and unusual items, visit this 17th century cotton mill, home to over 500 individual stalls.

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The Regent

The Regent is an antiques, vintage, craft and retro emporium spanning 3 floors in an old 1920’s cinema.

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More About Lancashire

Lancashire is one of the counties of North West England. The districts in Lancashire are Blackburn with Darwen, Blackpool, Burnley, Chorley, Fylde, Hyndburn, Lancaster, Pendle, Preston, Ribble Valley, Rossendale, South Ribble, West Lancashire, Wyre.

Lanacashire County Day is celebrated on November 27th

The county flower of Lancashire is the Red Rose

FARMSHOPS

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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.

Best Fresh Seasonal

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.

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