Circulaire actuelle Co-op Food - Valable à partir du 18.05 au 16.08 - Page n° 14

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wheat barley, pork salami fresh fruit frozen blueberry

MEET THE MAKERS GROWERS EDITION Take a quick tour across Western Canada to see the delicious delights being raised, grown and produced locally. BLUEBERRY HASKAP FRUIT SPREAD r DRIEDIGER FARMS RHONDA DRIEDIGER | GROWN: LANGLEY, BC - PAEDIAER FARMS PRODUCED: SASKATOON, SK rene ) CO-OP GOLD PURE ER Many of Co-op's fresh and frozen blueberries, as well as the berries in Co-op Gold Pure fruit spreads, come from Driediger Farms in BC's Fraser Valley. Fresh berries are individually quick frozen right on the farm to lock in freshness. Rhonda Driediger says, “We are proud Co-op members, and respect the way they work with Western Canadian producers. When the first pallet of fresh berries is available each summer, we know they are always there to purchase it." CO-OP GOLD SLICED SALAMI SUNTERRA FARMS RAISED: ACME, AB PRODUCED: ACME, AB SCOTT HysHxa SUNTERRA FARMS For the past three generations, Sunterra Farms has built their business around pork. They are committed to producing pigs with superior genetics and apply strict processing standards to all their products. When you pick up dry-cured salami and hams under the Co-op Gold label, you're benefitting from their commitment to quality. Scott says, “This is a true gate-to-plate story. We start with excellent homegrown Duroc-Landrace cross pork, fed with 100% Western Canadian wheat and barley, creating juicy, marbled pork. Then we produce Italian salamis right here in Acme, Alberta. It's the best of both worlds.” Re pe E