Hodmedod’s British organic wholegrain white quinoa; naked barley; wheat/rye grains sells all natural food and drink that we checked ingredient by ingredient for natural, whole food ingredients. See its verified sustainability rating and review to help you buy natural, non toxic food.
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Grown In: Stantyway Farm, Devon (quinoa, grown by Sam Walker); named British farms
From: United Kingdom
Owned by: Independent (founded by Josiah Meldrum, Nick Saltmarsh and William Hudson)
Ethical Info
from: £4.99
✓ Certified organic wholegrain quinoa named as grown by Sam Walker at Stantyway Farm, Devon; sources pulses and grains from identified British farms, organic where possible.
Why we rate it
Organic (select lines certified)
Traceable, farm-to-shelf
Single origin
Certified organic wholegrain quinoa named as grown by Sam Walker at Stantyway Farm, Devon; sources pulses and grains from identified British farms, organic where possible.
Worth checking
Not every SKU is organic, the brand's premise is British provenance; organic status is per-product.
Where to buy
Harvested / grown in Stantyway Farm, Devon (quinoa, grown by Sam Walker); named British farms
UK, EU
Questions
Is Hodmedod's organic?
Some Hodmedod's products are certified organic (Soil Association); check the specific item.
Is Hodmedod's a whole food / single ingredient?
Yes. Hodmedod's is a whole, single-ingredient grains with nothing added.
Where is Hodmedod's from?
Hodmedod's is single-origin from Stantyway Farm, Devon (quinoa, grown by Sam Walker); named British farms.
Is Hodmedod's traceable and ethical?
Hodmedod's publishes its sourcing.
Is Hodmedod's organic, whole-grain and traceable to the farm?
Certified organic wholegrain quinoa named as grown by Sam Walker at Stantyway Farm, Devon; sources pulses and grains from identified British farms, organic where possible.