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[Chefs]
Updated: 0000-00-00Natural and organic personal chef services
Catering
Teaching
Cooking with wine demonstrations
Consulting
[Wine & Beer]
Updated: 0000-00-00Horse & Plow winery merges the best of old and new world techniques to produce authentic, hand-crafted wines from Organic Grapes grown in Northern California.
[Condiments & Oils]
Updated: 0000-00-00Cortijo Cornelio is an organic farm producing a range of certified organic herbs, spices, teas and herbal infusions in Málaga, Andalucia, Spain. We sell herbs directly to the public and wholesale in bulk for hotels, restaurants and catering. We are certified by CAAE. You can also visit our farm website at www.cornelio.es. We work in a cooperative of 60 other organic farmers in Spain and between us we have a huge range of high quality, award winning, organic products including honey, Iberico hams, goats cheese, gourmet wines, rices, pulses, jams, patès, olives, organic extra virgin olive oil, dried fruits, almonds (including green almonds!) and many other nuts. We ship to customers in all of Europe.
[Herbs & Spices]
Updated: 0000-00-00Offering several varieties of organic hard neck garlic naturally grown in a chemical free environment available for gourmet cooks, connisseurs of fine food and wines, or people who just love to cook or grow their own garlic. Also provides garlic recipes. Serving Continental US only.
[Growers]
Updated: 2012-08-07Davis Creek Cellars is a small family owned winery located in Caldwell, Idaho. Our first vintage of 500 cases was produced in 2007 and has grown to 1600 cases in 2010. We produce red and white wines from grapes grown in the Snake River Valley AVA.
[Co-ops & Grocery Stores]
Updated: 2012-08-24One of many consumer cooperatives started during the years of the Great Depression, the Hanover Consumer Co-op is now among the oldest in the United States. In January of 1936, 17 Hanover and Norwich residents formed the Hanover Consumer’s Club. Initially, members of the fledgling co-op pooled orders for potatoes, oranges, and maple syrup and arranged for discounts of gasoline and fuel oil with local suppliers. A year later, co-op members incorporated as the Hanover Consumer Cooperative Society and opened a small retail store in a basement on Hanover’s Main Street. By mid-2000, membership in the Co-op stood at 20,000 households representing over 30,000 individual members.
Now the Hanover Consumer Cooperative Society operates the Co-op Food Stores, Co-op Community Food Market, and Co-op Service Center. These businesses are operated for the benefit of our members and community. During more than 60 years of operation, the products and services offered by the co-op have changed in response to the changing needs of our members.
Both Co-op Food Stores offer an extraordinary selection of products including natural and organic produce and meats, a complete selection of brand-name and store label groceries, natural health and body care, wines and cheeses, and a wide variety of local products.
[Co-ops & Grocery Stores]
Updated: 2012-08-24Good Earth Market is Billings’ only co-op grocery store for healthy foods. Founded in 1994, we offer members and non-members alike a place to purchase foods that are good for you, good for our community and good for the Earth.
We specialize in local items, and carry a full line of grocery products including organic meats, cheese and produce, chilled, frozen and prepared foods including items for vegetarians and vegans. We also offer a selection of beers and wines, health and beauty items, an exceptional nutritional supplement department and even Earth-friendly cleaning supplies and home goods.
And you won’t want to miss our Deli Café, featuring amazing organic soups, salads, sandwiches and entrees along with delicious fresh-squeezed juices, smoothies and coffee drinks. We even offer hot lunch specials 6 days a week.
[Co-ops & Grocery Stores]
Updated: 2012-08-24One of many consumer cooperatives started during the years of the Great Depression, the Hanover Consumer Co-op is now among the oldest in the United States. In January of 1936, 17 Hanover and Norwich residents formed the Hanover Consumer’s Club. Initially, members of the fledgling co-op pooled orders for potatoes, oranges, and maple syrup and arranged for discounts of gasoline and fuel oil with local suppliers. A year later, co-op members incorporated as the Hanover Consumer Cooperative Society and opened a small retail store in a basement on Hanover’s Main Street. By mid-2000, membership in the Co-op stood at 20,000 households representing over 30,000 individual members. Now the Hanover Consumer Cooperative Society operates the Co-op Food Stores, Co-op Community Food Market, and Co-op Service Center. These businesses are operated for the benefit of our members and community. During more than 60 years of operation, the products and services offered by the co-op have changed in response to the changing needs of our members. Both Co-op Food Stores offer an extraordinary selection of products including natural and organic produce and meats, a complete selection of brand-name and store label groceries, natural health and body care, wines and cheeses, and a wide variety of local products.
[Co-ops & Grocery Stores]
Updated: 2012-08-24One of many consumer cooperatives started during the years of the Great Depression, the Hanover Consumer Co-op is now among the oldest in the United States. In January of 1936, 17 Hanover and Norwich residents formed the Hanover Consumer’s Club. Initially, members of the fledgling co-op pooled orders for potatoes, oranges, and maple syrup and arranged for discounts of gasoline and fuel oil with local suppliers. A year later, co-op members incorporated as the Hanover Consumer Cooperative Society and opened a small retail store in a basement on Hanover’s Main Street. By mid-2000, membership in the Co-op stood at 20,000 households representing over 30,000 individual members.
Now the Hanover Consumer Cooperative Society operates the Co-op Food Stores, Co-op Community Food Market, and Co-op Service Center. These businesses are operated for the benefit of our members and community. During more than 60 years of operation, the products and services offered by the co-op have changed in response to the changing needs of our members.
Both Co-op Food Stores offer an extraordinary selection of products including natural and organic produce and meats, a complete selection of brand-name and store label groceries, natural health and body care, wines and cheeses, and a wide variety of local products.
Our new Co-op Market is under construction. It will be an environmentally friendly building and feature a much broader product line. Plans call for a real produce section, a deli, and expanded frozen food, meat, and prepared foods sections. There will be seating for patrons, as well.
[Co-ops & Grocery Stores]
Updated: 2012-08-24Company Shops Market is a cooperatively owned, full-service grocery store and cafe in Burlington, NC. Conveniently located in historic downtown, Company Shops is committed to local, organic and sustainably produced food!
Our vision as a community-owned grocery and gathering place is to provide exceptional food products utilizing, as much as possible, our local, small, sustainable farmers. Company Shops Market provides outstanding products to people who want to know where and how their food is raised, a fulfilling workplace and shopping experience, and an incentive for the preservation and initiation of small, local farms thereby supporting the well-being of our entire community.
Company Shops Market is open seven days a week. We feature sustainably grown and organic produce, grocery, dairy, deli/salad bar items, bakery, bulk foods, meat, beer and wine and health and body care products. We also offer hot lunch and dinner, as well as fresh coffee and pastries every day.local, small, sustainable farmers. Company Shops Market will provide outstanding products to people who want to know where and how their food is raised, will provide a fulfilling workplace and shopping experience and will provide an incentive for the preservation and initiation of small, local farms thereby supporting the well-being of our entire community.
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