Suffolk and its surrounding countryside have no shortage of farm shops, offering everything from locally reared meat and freshly picked vegetables to homemade cakes and regional produce.
But over the years, shoppers have also had to say goodbye to a number of much-loved rural businesses.
Some served their communities for decades, while others enjoyed a much shorter spell on the local food scene.
From a pick-your-own near Felixstowe to a rural store just across the county border, here are some places Suffolk shoppers may remember.
1. Goslings Farm Shop, Garden Centre and Café
A familiar name to generations of families around Felixstowe, Goslings Farm Shop, Garden Centre and Café closed suddenly in March 2024.
The business combined its farm shop with a café and garden centre and was also well known for its pick-your-own offering.
The owners thanked their "loyal customers" when announcing news of the closure.
2. Partridge's Farm Shop
Partridge's Farm Shop was a fixture in Hadleigh for 14 years before closing in 2013.
The shop championed Suffolk produce, with its shelves stocked with goods including apples from Polstead, strawberries from Lindsey and cakes from Layham.
Owner Charles Partridge said falling footfall, supermarket competition and the growth of internet shopping were among the pressures facing the business.
3. Broomvale Organic Farm Shop
One of the more short-lived entries on the list, Broomvale Organic Farm Shop in Claydon opened in a converted stable block in October 2020.
The shop stocked produce from around 30 Suffolk growers and producers but closed just nine months later in July 2021.
Owner Ben Goodrum said footfall had dropped as coronavirus restrictions eased and shoppers returned to supermarkets and their previous shopping habits.
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