Jenkins & Sons
Market Arcade, Market St, Aberdare CF44 7DY, UK
A little about us.
We are a family-run fresh fruit and vegetable business based in Aberdare Market Arcade, proudly serving our local community for more than 15 years. As an independent greengrocer, we focus on providing quality fresh produce, friendly service and the personal touch that comes from being a family business. From everyday essentials to seasonal fruit and vegetables, we help local shoppers access fresh food from the heart of Aberdare town centre.
What you’ll find
We sell fresh fruit, vegetables, seasonal produce, salad items and everyday greengrocery essentials. Our range changes throughout the year depending on seasonality, freshness and availability, helping customers enjoy quality produce throughout the seasons.
How to buy
Visit our shop in Aberdare Market Arcade to browse and buy directly, or contact us regarding local delivery options.
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