There are few things that make you as happy as self-picking strawberries or being able to buy that locally produced jam you longed for. In the Umeå region, you will find several farm shops and delicatessens that offer everything from cheese, meat, fish, ice cream and other locally produced goods.

Gamla Salteriet i Obbola


 

Salteriet
Among red fishing huts in Obbola, wild-caught fish is sold directly by Salteriet's fishermen. During the summer, cold fish meals and sandwiches are served to take away or to enjoy on the pier. A perfect summer excursion if you ask us.
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Hälje Gård
In the farm shop just outside Umeå you can buy meat and skins from the farm’s own sheep. There are also products from other local manufacturers and a wide range of activities.
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Forslunda gårdsbutik
A farm shop located in a very beautiful environment, a couple of kilometers from the city centre. You will find locally produced delicacies. Meat from our own farm, potatoes, seasonal vegetables and other products from selected suppliers.
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Åbrånet Limousin gårdsbutik

 

Åbrånets Limousin
A farm shop and a café located in a beautiful rural setting by Hörneån river, about 40 km from Umeå. In addition to a successful farm, it offers a shop that sells the farm’s own delicious Limousin beef and sausages.
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Familjen Hansen Charkuteri
This family butcher’s shop in Stöcksjö uses the finest local ingredients to produce sausages and other meat products with a taste of Västerbotten.
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Vindelnrökt Gårdsbutik 
Since 1917, the smokehouse in Vindeln has smoked meat in various forms. Here you'll find high-quality products from Norrland and the famous Vindelnrökt skinka.
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Do you like Västerbottensost?
The internationally-acclaimed cheese known as Västerbottensost can only be produced in the town of Burträsk in Västerbotten in northern Sweden. Nobody knows exactly why.
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