Tynwald is to discuss a petition demanding all supermarkets be forced to buy, supply and promote Manx produce.
The Manx National Farmers Union has submitted the petition, which is due to be debated by the court during its December sitting.
In it, the body says Tynwald should force Island supermarkets to sell Island-produced food and drink - introducing new laws if necessary.
And the petition says the Island's parliament should prioritise using locally-grown food across all government services.
Arbory and Rushen clerk is going... going... Gawne!
The Clerk of Arbory and Rushen Commissioners, Phil Gawne, has announced he's retiring.
Former governor's residence goes on the market
A historic house in Castletown is on the market with a price tag of just over £6.8 million.
Have you lost this fluffy cat outside police HQ?
Have you lost a fluffy cat outside Police Headquarters?
Dozens of cruise ships and 22,700 passengers to visit Island next year
The Island is set to get 48 visits from cruise ships next year.
Liverpool ferry terminal cost still not known
The Department of Infrastructure says it doesn't know how much the Liverpool ferry terminal has cost - and giving estimates could mislead the public.
Sam Barks thanks fans after UK cathedral tour
Laxey star Samantha Barks has thanked fans for their response to her UK tour.
TT record holder shows off her daredevil skills!
The fastest woman around the TT course has been showing off her action skills - as a movie stunt rider!
Manx takeaway and shop plans for former Glen Helen restaurant
A former restaurant in the west of the Island could become a takeaway selling Manx produce, if planners give the green light.
