"Terrible service."

Terrible service.

All comes wrapped in loads of single use plastic film.

"Ecoleaf laundry liquid, by Suma"

This is specifically about Ecoleaf laundry liquid produced by Suma that I've been using for years. Since I last bought by refill it's been modified to the point where it's so watery my clothes no longer look or smell clean and fresh like they used to using 35ml/wash. I'm so disappointed. When I refilled I checked a non-refill bottle as I noticed the viscosity was much reduced, and that was the same. I presume it's a cost-cutting measure but if the product no longer works as it did then you're going to lose customers. Unfortunately, unless this issue is rectified, this will be me. I already pay a lot more for an eco-friendly product but I am not going to pay over the odds for one that doesn't work like it used to. Sort it out, Suma

"I have bought a few things from suma …"

I have bought a few things from suma and I can't say that I'm impressed with any of them I bought 5 kilos of aduki beans witch had a mould taste and recently I bought a couple of tins of organic lentil soup that is thinner than water and has very little taste apart from white pepper

"great company to deal with "

Deliver up to our small group in the highlands so we can buy whole foods and ethical household staples. staples such a kidney beans and lentils are great .Buy all my flour and baking essentials from them .Good prices and dependable products .

"No more Suma , Tomatoes have citirc acid!!!!!"

I buy many of their products & have always found tham 100% excellent. Sadly the one major staple, tinned chopped tomatoes is no longer on my shopping list. Therefore as I buy online & it always forms the bulk of the order neither will anything else. Why? beciuase it now has the hated and unpleasent citric acid, I can taste it. Ruined the product. Goodbye Suma, such a shame.

"Ethical company still"

Been using Suma for many years now. On occasion I have had to bring animal rights / environmental concerns to them with regard to the farms, countries they deal with or with issues of green transportation. I've always had a no nonsense answer, though I've often had to wait while for a detailed response. I trust Suma to do their best, in increasinly difficult circumstances, to be an ethical company. With regard to the latest debacle with Delamere I'm happy with their response.

"Great range of unprocessed food"

I have been buying Suma products for most of my life. I tend to buy their packets of dried beans, grains, fruit, nuts, seed and veg. I most recently bought 1kg of quinoa which was great quality, not bitter at all and worked out cheaper than buying multiple smaller packets at the local supermarket. I like that they do a wide variety of good honest unprocessed food - which is getting harder to find these days.

"Love the Alter-Native Range"

I’ve have been buying the ALTER-NATIVE range for years, both liquid and soap bars. I just wish that more shops stocked it. I love everything that Suma stands for and I feel good about buying products from a local company.

"Brilliant Ginger Kombucha"

Brilliant Ginger Kombucha. Confused at the targeting of an ethical business by the mob who have not actually purchased a product.

This is a genuine purchase and love the product

"I always buy Suma products when I see…"

I always buy Suma products when I see them, they have some in my local Coop which is really good. I like to support businesses that are trying to do something good, where you know you're not dealing with some faceless corporation, but actually real people, knowing when you buy from them the money isn't going into some fat cats pockets, but to the actual workers.