• Squash, Crown Prince
• Leeks – not coming in unfortunately
• Rocket 100g
• Spinach
• Purple Sprouting Broccoli
• Mushrooms, Brown
• Mushrooms, Portabello
• Beetroot, Regular – not coming in unfortunately
• Garlic
• Ginger
• Onions, 70-90mm

• Asparagus Grade 2
• Cauliflower
• Rhubarb
• Squash, Crown Prince
• Bok Choi
• Kale, Curly Green
• Salad
• Lettuce, Butterhead
• Purple Sprouting Broccoli
• Potatoes, Carolus
• Mushrooms, Brown
• Mushrooms, Portabello
• Oranges Blood

• Leeks
• Spinach, Ppk
• Squash, Crown Prince
• Wild Garlic
• Kale, Cavolo Nero
• Salad
• Beetroot, Mixed
• Mushrooms, Brown
• Carrots, Washed
• Ginger

• Leeks
• Kale, Cavolo Nero
• Sorrel 100g
• Rhubarb
• Cauliflower
• Radish, bunched
• Purple Sprouting Broccoli
• Mushrooms, Brown
• Mushrooms, Portabello
• Onions, 70-90mm
• Avocado, Hass Small

• Potatoes, Ambo
• Kale, Green
• Squash, Crown Prince
• Rocket 100g
• Cauliflower
• Leeks
• Cabbage, Savoy Greens
• Mushrooms, Brown
• Mushrooms, Portabello
• Carrots, Washed
• Garlic
• Ginger
• Apples, Gala

• Cabbage, White
• Kale, Red Russian
• Pak Choi
• Swede
• Squash, Crown Prince
• Sorrel 100g
• Mushrooms, Brown
• Mushrooms, Portabello
• Apples, Gala
• Broccoli, Purple Sprouting
• Onions, 70-90mm

• Beetroot, Golden
• Cabbage, January King
• Chard, Mixed
• Kalettes
• Squash, Queensland Blue
• Wild Garlic
• Mushrooms, Portabello
• Carrots, Washed
• Garlic
• Ginger
• Potatoes, Sweet Med
• Oranges Blood

• Leeks
• Pak Choi
• Rocket
• Mushrooms, Brown
• Mushrooms, Portabello
• Apples, Gala
• Cauliflower
• Ginger
• Onions, 70-90mm

• Kalettes
• Potatoes, Ambo
• Kale, Green
• Pea Shoots
• Cauliflower
• Mushrooms, Brown
• Mushrooms, Portabello
• Apples, Gala
• Beetroot, Regular
• Carrots Dirty
• Garlic

In recent adventures through their wonderful and weird archive the 56a infoshop crew dug out this Fareshares newsletter from October 1991. It’s a brilliant read and very interesting to get an insight into what the co-operative was like in the early days (been going since 1988!) and think about how that compares to the present. Of course various things have changed and evolved, but actually a lot isn’t all that different today – even down to what we stock on the shelves – which perhaps is why Fareshares lives on as.