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For immediate release 3rd December 2007

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The Internet Farm shop is happy to announce the launch of its online store on 3rd December 2007. Chris brown director said ‘The online store is aimed at shoppers looking for quality stylish and unusual kitchen goods and equipment. We are particularly pleased with The D’alessi range of cruets kitchen timers and oil dispensers. Designed in Italy they are very stylish and lovely to use. Shoppers simply have to choose the item they want to purchase and secure online shopping takes care of the rest’.

 

FOR RELEASE ON 5th November

The Internet Farm Shop Goes on Tour

Following several enquiries for how to find the farm shops and food producers who belong to the online community the Internet Farm Shop has launched a virtual tour.  Chris Brown said ‘ It has been our ambition to develop a food and farm shop trail but apart from the farm shops most of our members are still in the process of opening up to the public so to start the process we plan to develop we have put together a virtual trail. Visit Virtual tour of food producers and farms shops in East Yorkshire and see where our members are based and where you can buy their produce. We’ve also included the farmers markets where community members sell their produce’. END

Ann Brown

The Internet Farm Shop

07947 779542

PRESS RELEASE

31st October 2008 

Three Little Pigs meet several black lambs

Eat your heart our Jimmy’s farm the Yorkshire Wolds has Three Little Pigs and their friends the black Welsh mountain lambs. The Clarkson family introduced free range black Berkshire pigs on to their family arable farm on the Yorkshire Wolds at Kiplincotes in August this year. The pigs are free to roam the farm and do what pigs love to do – root.  

Jon and Charlotte Clarkson met at university where Jon was planning a career away from the family business.   But it was having a family of his own together with a combined love of quality meat reared to the highest welfare standards that sent Jon and Charlotte back to the farm and the decision to breed the outstandingly flavoured Berkshire rare breed pigs together with a herd of small black Welsh lambs.

Jon undertakes the butchering of the pigs and lambs on the farm and Three Little Pigs produce a range of pork and lamb products including gourmet sausages which are for sale at Driffield, Market Weighton and Leeds farmers market. Jon Clarkson said’ We are really happy with the response we have received to our top quality pork. As well as selling at farmers markets we also deliver freezer packs of pork and lamb products in the East Riding area and we are hoping to supply local pubs and restaurants. We are very lucky to farm in such a beautiful place and to have the chance to produce pork from free range pigs. Our future plans include opening the farm for pork tasting evenings and other special events’.   ENDS

http://www.theinternetfarmshop.com/threelittlepigs.htm

Ann Brown

The Internet Farm Shop

07947 779542

18th October 2007

The Internet Farm Shop

The Old mill hotel and restaurant became the first sponsor of the Internet Farm shop on 14th October. Chris Brown said ' The support this provides means that only can we continue to expand and develop the web site but also the offline marketing we are undertaking on behalf of the farm shop and individual members’.

 Visit the Old Mill’s pages on the Internet Farm Shop at

The Old Mill Hotel and Restaurant Langtoft

26th September 2007

The Farmers Mart

Following a visit from the Farmers Mart magazine in August the magazine wanted to bring the Internet Farm shop and two members, Epicures Larder and Barmston Organics feature to a wider audience. See us in a double spread in the autumn edition of the magazine.  

The Farmer’s Mart Magazine www.farmers-mart.co.uk

01274 610 101

PRESS RELEASE (for immediate release)

15th August 2007

 

The Good Life heads up to Amazon

The Internetfarmshop.com is an online community of food producers and farm shops. The site was launched on 1st July by Christopher and Ann Brown as a way for small food producers, organic growers and farm shops to promote their products in a more dynamic way.  

For £15 a month each member of the community has their own page on the site with original images taken by Chris who is a professional photographer. Members are encouraged to submit new product information, special offers and whatever is new with their business so that the pages are updated on a weekly basis and are a real source of up to date information and product news. 

Christopher Brown said ‘We are both passionate about the excellent good quality local produce available around the UK and as Internet marketers we know how difficult it is for any small business to make a real impact on the Internet. This is where the idea for the Internet farmshop.com came from’.  ‘We both knew that the online community would be a fantastic way for small producers to promote their quality products to both a local market and a wider market.  Although the site is very new this has already started to happen with individual producers pages found following Internet searches for their type of produce.  With our experience of Internet marketing and our knowledge of how the Internet works we can really make this a fantastic and dynamic way for even the smallest producers to trade and promote their products to a wider market place. An added bonus of the online community is that members are using the community as a business network and we believe this will develop into another way for them to market and sell their products’.

Plans for the future of the site include increasing the number of community members across the UK, adding online search facilities and online shopping. To date the site has had over 11,000 visits. ENDS

For further information contact

Ann Brown  PO Box 132 Driffield. YO25 9WW

01377 229312

07947 779542

ann@summitup.co.uk

1st July 2007

Launched on 1st July 2007 by Chris & Ann Brown of Summit up Marketing this site was launched as a way for small organic and artisan food producers and farm shops to market and promote their products. As online marketers we know it is very difficult for small producers to set up and to maintain effective web sites. This was one of the main reasons we set this site up. As online marketers we know what a difference large community sites can be.

Each member of our online community has their own page which is updated weekly and we take all the photographs for the members pages. We have also provided an online newsletter and we are very keen to help each individual member to promote their produce and farm shop to a wider area.

We plan to introduce an online search facility to the site so that Internet searchers can find our producers by name, area, produce and name. Following on from this we will introduce online shopping which all our community members will be able to benefit from.

This site is dedicated to all those small food producers who provide such fantastic quality British food

 

Jacqueline Broadhead of Epicure's Larder

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