Championing ethical and sustainable food production, Suma has everything needed for a deliciously well-stocked pantry
The New Year is the ideal time to refresh your pantry with healthy, sustainable and ethical produce. Whether you have a walk-in pantry, or a tiny storecupboard, filling it with ingredients that are good for you, good for the planet, and good for the people who grow and make them feels amazing.
Suma is a Yorkshire-based worker-owned co-operative that’s proud to champion equal pay and transparency. Our Food Done Fairly approach means every product supports fair, ethical, and sustainable practices, from farm to cupboard.
Ingredients that matter
Opening a Suma pantry is like opening a treasure chest of goodness. Whole grains, like organic quinoa, bulgur wheat and arborio rice, sit ready to nourish body and soul in comforting risottos, stews or grain bowls that highlight seasonal produce.
Our sustainably sourced beans and pulses are simple, versatile and packed with plant-based protein. From soups to stews, they’ll see you through busy days without compromising on flavour or ethics.
And no cupboard is complete without the essentials that bring depth and warmth to any meal. Suma’s organic tinned tomatoes, beans and coconut milk are the foundations for effortless, nourishing dishes. Add in our dried herbs and spices, nuts, seeds and dried fruits and you can create meals and snacks that feel special with minimal fuss.
Feel-good treats
Sometimes life calls for a little indulgence, be that a cup of coffee, a homemade flapjack, or a handful of almonds sprinkled over breakfast. Our Fairtrade organic Peruvian coffee supports women farmers’ co-operatives, while a flapjack made from organic oats and medjool dates delivers fibre, slow-release energy and all the simple pleasures of mindful eating.
Win a Suma hamper
If this has piqued your interest, then you’re in luck. The Simple Things and Suma are offering one lucky reader the chance to win a Suma hamper worth over £300. Packed with wholefoods and storecupboard staples, it’s a great opportunity to start the year with a cupboard full of nourishing ingredients that support sustainable farming and make everyday meals a joy.
For more information, visit suma.coop or follow on Instagram at: @sumawholefoods.
How to enter
For your chance to win a Suma hamper, worth over £300, enter our competition by clicking the button below and answering the following question by the closing date of 13 February 2026.
Q: In which county is Suma based?
Terms and conditions: The competition closes at 11.59pm on 13 February 2026. One winner will be selected at random from all correct entries received and notified soon after. Subject to availability. The winner cannot transfer the prize or swap it for cash. Details of our full terms and conditions are on p125 of the magazine and online at icebergpress.co.uk/comprules.