Ep 4. Set Out Your Stall
09/02/24 • 50 min
We find out about one of the most effective ways producers can sell to local customers - come with us as we head up to Bowhouse Market in Scotland, and eat too much cheese at the Great Yorkshire Show.
St Andrews Farmhouse Cheese Company
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We find out about one of the most effective ways producers can sell to local customers - come with us as we head up to Bowhouse Market in Scotland, and eat too much cheese at the Great Yorkshire Show.
St Andrews Farmhouse Cheese Company
Visit us at greattastepodcast.com
Instagram @greattaste_podcast
TikTok @greattastepodcast
#greattastepodcast
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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