Local farmers and growers will be present to sell their own produce, including a wide range of locally produced meat, vegetables, soft fruit, preserves, bread and cheese, as well as a range of speciality produce.

Neil Marshall, Business Manager at the Humber Bridge said: "Our first two events have been a great success and attendances have far exceeded our expectation, with over 5000 visitors at each. It's great to see so many local people supporting the farming community. We are looking to convert even more of the local population into changing their shopping habits, and look forward to expanding this market in the coming months".

Colin Chambers, a local farmer with lots of experience in running similar markets across Yorkshire said:

"Summer is a fantastic time for British produce, and this is an opportunity to find a huge range of fresh and locally produced goods. Apart from offering unrivalled quality and freshness, farmer's markets like this one offer a vibrant and friendly atmosphere that puts the fun back into doing the weekly shop!"

He went on to say:

"The advantages of shopping at a Farmers Market over the supermarket don't end there. At markets like this one, local producers sell their goods directly to consumers, which means fresher food; a better understanding between the producer and consumer; high quality produce at an affordable price; and a fairer income for producers. Farmers' Markets also promote a more sustainable society by reducing "food miles", assisting in the sale and marketing of food produced to high environmental and welfare standards, and by reconnecting consumers with the farming community that surrounds and serves them."

The Humber Bridge Farmer's Market is held on the first Sunday of every month at the Bridge Viewing Area on the north bank of the Humber. It offers a wide range of locally grown and farmed produce sold directly by producers to consumers, and attracts over 5000 visitors.