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Do you know what to look out for in the supermarket? Each month we will give you information on what to look for when buying a type of food. 


This Month
February
Look out for red tractors

Throughout supermarkets there are a wide variety of signs and symbols from traffic lights to red tractors.  It is well worth looking for Red Tractors if you want Farm Assured quality products.  To find out more please visit www.redtractor.org.uk and look out for more information in the shops and local media.

The Red Tractor scheme was set up by the Assured Food Standards.  It is an independent organisation that manages the Red Tractor scheme.  They set the quality standards that producers have to abide by and then police the certification bodies so that the Red Tractor only appears on food that is allowed to have it.

The Red Tractor symbol ensures the food you buy has been produced to high standards from the farm where it was grown or reared to the shelves on the supermarket or other retail outlet.  This ensures you are buying good quality, fresh food.

 

 

 

 

Previous Months
January Buy fish from sustainable sources
December Look out for great offers
November Should you buy fresh or frozen this Christmas?
October Buying potatoes
September Food allergies
August Go green
July The Egg Buying Guide
June Want to buy locally produced organic food?
May Do your shopping without leaving the house
April The good sausage guide
Below are the child friendly items
Child Friendly Take your child shopping with you

Next time you go shopping why don't you take your child and involve them in choosing the right food? You can discuss the information on this website beforehand so you and your child know what to look out for.

Child Friendly Play on the Fish and Kids website
Visit www.fishandkids.org for fun games and more information for kids, teachers and parents.  It is a great way for your child to learn about the importance of buying fish from sustainable sources.
 
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