Marks & Spencer unveils abundant summer range featuring giant cherries and tree-ripened plums

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Marks & Spencer's Foodhall is celebrating the finest of British seasonal produce this August, with late summer delivering an abundance of homegrown fruit, flowers and vegetables.The retailer, which works in close partnership with British farmers, says stone fruit is now entering its prime, alongside ripe berries and tomatoes at their sweetest.Tree-ripened plums are the undisputed star of the selection, left on the branch longer than standard varieties to develop superior sweetness and juice.

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The full seasonal range is available in Foodhalls nationwide now.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Myatt family, who have been providing M&S with top-grade plums for four decades, grow the British plums now on sale at £5 for a 300g punnet.King Cherries, meanwhile, represent the premium end of the summer fruit offering.

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Handpicked at M&S Select Farms, each cherry must measure at least 32mm in...

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