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Noa and Ross hit the Shelves
Noa has been added to Tesco’s range of Manx produce, with Ross Bakery joining EVF’s own range of Isle of Man foods.
Two local bakeries are toasting their success with their breads now being available in more stores across the island.
Noa has been added to Tesco’s range of Manx produce, with Ross Bakery joining EVF’s own range of Isle of Man foods.
Anyone who has been to the Tesco store on Lakeside Road in Douglas will have seen the Noa bread taking pride of place near the entrance, with the company saying it was a ‘BIG day for a little bakery’.
It added: ‘Today, we wheeled in our bread stand to Tesco an old clothing rail from Betty Red, remember the early 2000s dress shop on Strand St?!) It used to hold rolls of fabric at the super kitsch Sweet Ginger Habber dabber in Ramsey, and now it’s sitting front and centre in Tesco’s Douglas. Talk about reusable!
‘It’s a BIG win for real bread, standing tall next to those long-life loafers and all the junk food loaves. Super duper proud that a national retailer has welcomed us into their stores.’
Ross Bakery, which is now part of the Robinson’s empire, is been added to the range of Manx produce available at EVF petrol stations.
Initially starting at the Kirk Michael and Ramsey store (from next week), this will be rolled out across the island.
EVF said it was ‘excited’ to introduce more local offerings alongside its increasingly wide range of Manx food and drink.
