The Isle of Man government has teamed up with local producers to create Manx Christmas hampers.
A number of combinations are available with produce including award winning meats, specialist cheeses and gins, and even the Christmas turkey.
The government's encouraging the Manx public to eat local as it's more sustainable, helps the Island's economy, and supports local farms, artisans and brewers.
Hampers can be bought from the Isle of Man Food and Drink website.
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Michael rates rising by nearly nine percent
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