
Aardvark Alternatives makes home-baked pies, pasties, cakes and vegan and vegetarian savoury food in Carmarthen, alongside teas, coffee and smoothies.
The Welsh Produce Stall produces air-dried ham, dry-cured bacon, sausages and burgers from its family farm at Birbwll near Carmarthen.
Carmarthen Deli produces PGI Carmarthen Ham and Welsh air-dried bacon using traditional curing and long maturation.
Baking Beauty and Beyond is a Carmarthenshire food-ingredients business focused on baking ingredients, colourings, flavourings and candy floss sugar.
Becws Bets makes cakes, brownies, muffins and tiffin in Carmarthenshire, with a small-batch range centred on sweet bakes and traybakes.
Bluestones Coffee roasts 100% Arabica beans in small batches in Cenarth, producing whole-bean and ground coffee for espresso and filter.
Brecon Carreg bottles still and sparkling natural mineral water at source near Llandeilo after it filters through Welsh rock.
Brew Girl Bakes produces cinnamon rolls and other sweet bakes in Llanelli, serving customers at local markets and events.
Bryngaer Goats makes Gafr Las, Marta Gafr and Molly Gafr artisan goat’s cheeses near Llandovery.
C&M Organics is an organic grower and bakery on the Pembrokeshire border, producing vegetables, sourdough and bakes.
Cacenau Delyn makes homemade cakes, desserts and other sweet bakes in St Clears, with sales at local markets and pop-up events across Carmarthenshire.
Caws Cenarth makes handmade organic Welsh cheese near Cenarth, including Caerffili, Brie-style, blue, cheddar and washed-rind cheeses.
Carmarthenshire has a long-running market culture centred on Carmarthen, with stalls and traders selling everyday food and local produce. The county is also linked with Carmarthen Ham, a protected name under the United Kingdom geographical indications scheme. With its mix of market-town buying and rural production, Carmarthenshire has a strong, practical local food identity shaped by farms, small makers and traditional trade.