A company's asking for food and drink producers to come forward if they'd like to sell from a new shop in Peel.
The Manx Oat Company took to Facebook to gauge interest in opening the store on Michael Street.
It says it has 50 tonnes of oats grown on the Island, and is considering selling porridge, flour, muesli and granola.
But it's asking producers to get in touch if they'd like to get involved.
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Total of 70 ships and companies sanctioned over Ukraine war
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