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Thank you for being here and joining us in revolutionising the food system. Our mission at Pipers & Co is to reconnect you, our customers, with exactly where your food comes from. We work directly with hundreds of small scale farmers and producers to bring food you can trust direct to your doorstep. Brought to you by the founders of Pipers Farm™
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A journey of family, farming and food you can trust
1989
After visiting over 100 farms, Peter & Henri settled on Pipers Farm as their forever home. They set to building a small butchery on the farm and began their journey of farming in harmony with nature, raising native breed Red Ruby cattle.
1993
After the success of offering 'mail order meat' Peter and Henri opened their first bricks and mortar shop on Magdalen Road in Exeter, serving the local community with food they could trust.
2000
Ed, Peter and Henri's eldest son built the family's first website, making it even easier for their loyal customers to source their award winning produce.
2012
After returning from University, Will joined the family business and moved it into a new era, growing the network of small scale producers and reaching even more loyal customers around the UK.
2018
After almost 30 years on the farm the operations of the business move away into a dedicated premises, returning Pipers Farm to being the family's home.
2025
After 37 years building and championing what the Pipers Farm brand stood for, the Greig family made a clean break from the company and began again with Pipers & Co.
2025
Will founded Pipers & Co with one mission in mind: to continue his parents' legacy providing food you can trust, while supporting a thriving tapestry of small-scale farmers and artisan producers.
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This is the story of how the the Greigs' family home of Pipers Farm lead to Pipers & Co and why we’re still driven by the same mission: to feed people properly.
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