Although we don't sell organic produce ourselves, the online Organic Directory tells you where you can buy locally.  »  QUOTATION "The Organic Directory is wonderful - so much information available at your fingertips. Perfect for anyone who wants an organic lifestyle" Antony Worrall Thompson » browse the organic directory Buy the book Get all this information at your fingertips - order your copy of the Organic Directory book for £8.95. » buy now What does the Organic Directory include? Have you got a local veg box scheme? Where's your nearest farmers' market? Who supplies organic textiles by mail order? Where can you buy organic baby food? Where can you find an organic B&B? The Organic Directory is the only UK directory of organic goods, with over 2,000 listings of retailers, producers, wholesalers and manufacturers. This new edition is divided into four main sections: local retail outlets, organised by county within region national mail order suppliers listed alphabetically business-to-business, organised by county within region associations and educational organisations How do I get listed? If you think your organisation should be included in the Organic Directory please contact Clive Litchfield, the Organic Directory editor at organiceco@aol.com. Note that details are checked and verified before they appear on the site. This may take 2-3 weeks. Entry in the directory is at the discretion of the editor. Every effort has been made to ensure information is up to date and is used with agreement. Corrections and suggested updates to existing entries should be made by forwarding a copy of the page with amendments to Clive Litchfield at organiceco@aol.com. Who produces the Organic Directory? The Organic Directory is edited by Clive Litchfield and published as a book and on the web by the Soil Association and Green Books. Other sources of information » farmers' markets (link to National Association of Farmers Markets) » organic farms you can visit