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Real Bread Week checklist

Are YOU ready?

The clock's a-ticking.... Credit: Chris Young / www.realbreadcampaign.org CC-BY-SA-4.0

The clock's a-ticking.... Credit: Chris Young / www.realbreadcampaign.org CC-BY-SA-4.0

There are now just two weeks until the start of the annual, international celebration of additive-free bread and the people behind its rise. The Real Bread Campaign is encouraging its supporters and other friends to make sure they don’t miss out.

This particularly applies to Real Bread business owners. Real Bread Campaign co-ordinator Chris Young said: “We and your regular customers know that you make Real Bread all year round, but we have created this opportunity for you to spread the love even further. It’s also a great time to prompt less frequent customers to think ‘oh yeah, I haven’t bought a loaf for a while, must pop in.’”

Have you…

  • Added your details to the Real Bread Map / checked they are up to date?
  • Posted details of your Real Bread Week class/event/special/activity on the Real Bread calendar?
  • Checked that you are a current Real Bread Campaign supporter?

You can do these by logging into your record.

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Have you also:

  • Signed up to The Real Bread Loaf Mark scheme?
  • Told local websites, papers, radio, bloggers, influencers etc. what you’ll be doing?
  • Lined up your in-store, website, email and social media marketing?

Want to do something more / else?

You could:

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Published Saturday 4 February 2023

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