Our suppliers

Moyns Park Organics

Most of our fruit and veg are grown by Phil. Phil runs Moyns Park Organics on a big country estate on the Essex/Suffolk border. If you like our food, Phil deserves a good chunk of the credit, because as we all know, good food starts with good produce and good people.  You can visit the site here. 

Crapes Farm

Ben grows our vegetables at Crapes farm, just 5 miles west of Colchester. Although the farm is not certified organic, he practices permaculture principles and uses no synthetic fertilisers, pesticides, fungicides or herbicides. Crapes farm apples are also outstanding! You can visit the site here.

Beanberry Coffee Company

We wanted to make the best organic espresso we could. That’s why we chose Edward and James at Beanberry. Their knowledge and experience is off the charts, and after hours of hands on training from them, we think it comes through in the flavour of their java script espresso blend. You can visit the site here. 

Infinity Foods

Our dry goods suppliers are based in East Sussex and are one of the longest running and leading wholesalers in organic foods.  They’re a fantastic company, supporting great projects. They’re also a workers co operative, which is an added bonus. You can visit the site here. 

Little Earth Project

A unique Suffolk brewery specialising in historic, farmhouse and aged sour beers. You can visit the site here. To read more about our collaboration CLICK HERE

Hackney Herbal

A social enterprise (just like us) specialising in creative events which explore the beneficial uses of herbs. Their blends of herbal teas grown in Hackney gardens are super delicious! You can visit the site here.

Hallgarten & Novum Wines

One of the UK’s leading specialist wine merchants. We work closely with Ed from Hallgarten to select the perfect wines for Cradle. You can visit the site here. 

Shipton Mill, Cotswolds

Located in the Cotswolds Valley, Shipton Mill is the home of Regenerative Organic Flour. Theirorganic grains are sourced mostly from the UK and they work closely with farms, many of which are within a 20mile radius of the mill. They have solar panels on their warehouses and a heat exchange system in the mill to heat all their hot water.Theyare also running a reforestation project on the Isle of Mull planting 750,000 trees to become a carbon positive company. https://www.shipton-mill.comu can visit the site here. 

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