Dissatisfied about how old ewes were regarded as worthless, Matt Chatfield came up with the idea of cull yaw. Henry Coldstream chats to the man behind the meat which now features on some of the most exciting restaurant menus in the UK.

Supplying excellent quality fish requires meticulousness at every level, from how it’s caught to the postharvest care. That’s why many of Cornish supplier Kernowsashimi’s fishermen use a Japanese method known as ike-jime to kill certain fish. Henry Coldstream talks to Kernowsashimi’s Dylan Bean to find out more.

Cornwall is home to some of the finest produce the UK has to offer. Henry Coldstream talks to master butcher Ian Warren about how the family business supports local farmers, its commitment to sustainability and its lockdown-inspired range of more specialist chef-led cuts.

From piccalilli and chutneys to relishes and sauces, The Bay Tree has become known for producing delicious preserves of all kinds. See how founder Emma Macdonald takes ingredients and transforms them into both time-honoured and more modern jars of goodness.

Colchester oysters may be celebrated around the world, but where they come from – a tiny island off mainland Essex – remains relatively under the radar. Kayleigh Rattle meets Tom Haward, an eighth-generation oysterman, to find out more about the humble family business which processes more than 30,000 oysters a week. Photography by Zoe Gibbs.

After an injury meant he couldn’t continue his work at a coal yard, Welshman Scott Davies turned to beekeeping as a form of therapy. Today he produces and sources some of the best honeys in the world, highlighting the many different flavour profiles this golden nectar contains.