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Food map will show tourists the way



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Published Date: 18 October 2007
Culinary experts want to make part of Lancashire a centre for 'food tourism.'
A search for the Ribble Valley's best food producers, retailers and restaurateurs was launched in the summer.

Those chosen will become part of the Ribble Valley Food Trail.
The selection panel has begun sifting through dozens of entries.

The s
cheme aims to turn the rural borough into a premier UK food destination.

The trail will include a series of maps featuring the area's food landmarks for enthusiasts to follow by foot or public transport.

The food trail selection panel includes award-winning restaurateur Nigel Haworth, Ribble Valley Mayor Doreen Taylor, Lancashire food writer Olivia Assheton, and Ribble Valley Council's tourism and arts officer Rebecca Kay.

Ms Kay said: "Interest in the trail has been huge and Ribble Valley clearly has some of the finest producers and restaurateurs in the country.

"Food is now one of the nation's favourite pastimes and we hope this trail will put Ribble Valley on the foodie map."

The selection panel has drawn up a shortlist of entries that will be receiving mystery visits over the coming weeks.

Selectors will be looking for a commitment to local produce, high
quality foodstuffs and excellent customer service.

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  • Last Updated: 18 October 2007 11:37 AM
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