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On this page you’ll find excerpts from our catalogue of over 6,500 Organic, Fair trade and Natural products. These lists are updated regularly and can be used to help you identify particular groups of products you might be interested in.

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catering

Suma Catering List

This list includes bulk quantities of fine foods used by restaurants, cafes, hotels and other caterers. Includes bulk coffee, cheese, oil, flour, herbs, spices and other cooking ingredients.
Download the May/Jun 10 Catering List (PDF) 311kb

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vegan

Suma Vegan List

A list of foods suitable for vegans and those of a non-dairy diet. Includes cheese, milk and meat alternatives, vegan chocolate, snacks and more.

Download the May/Jun 10 Vegan List (PDF) 369kb

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organic

Suma Organic List

Eating organic food tastes great, and is gentler to the environment it is produced in. Suma sells over 2000 organic food and non-food products, including organic coffee, baby food, body care, and organic staple foods.
Download the May/Jun 10 Organic List (PDF) 471kb

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fairtrade

Suma Fair Trade List

Here’s a list of our fairly traded products. Most carry the Fairtrade Foundation logo, some are certified by IFAT (International Fair Trade Association) and a few have been included because they are supplied by companies who demonstrate high standards and commit to fair trade principles. The list includes coffee, tea, chocolate, sugar and more.
Download the May/Jun 10 Fair Trade List (PDF) 229kb


gluten-free

Suma Gluten Free List

This is a list of foods suitable for coeliacs and people who are intolerant to gluten and wheat. Suma sell over 2000 gluten free foods, and aims to cater for people with special diets. This list contains gluten free flour, cereals, mueslis, pasta, snacks and other foods.
Download the May/Jun 10 Gluten Free List (PDF) 459kb


biodynamic

Suma Biodynamic List

This list includes products that have been produced biodynmically. Biodynamic farming is often regarded as a step further than organic farming and is based on the principles set out by Rudolf Steiner, which incorporate a more holistic approach to agriculture involving cycles of the moon and organic soil treatments.

Download the May/Jun 10 Biodynamic Food List (PDF) 299kb

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