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When you Buy SA. For SA. you’re not only getting incredible, fresh produce, you’re also supporting local growers like Mitolo Family Farms and Sundrop Farms. It's great to see supermarkets getting behind the #BuySAForSA message, making it easier for consumers to identify what's local. From vine-ripened juicy tomatoes grown in a world-class greenhouse in Port Augusta, to delicious creamy potatoes grown by a third-generation family business in The Riverland, next time you're out shopping, look for the State brand and Buy SA. For SA.#brandsouthaustralia #brandsa #buysandsupportlocal #saproduce

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Bringing Spruce Cowffee to market"Last issue...we described the challenges we faced in creating a go-to-market (GTM) strategy for Spruce Cowffee, a better-for-you cold brew coffee from New York-based Spruce Haven Farms.Having identified target markets and selecting packaging and a preferred name, we needed to confirm the product’s appeal, create a leverageable positioning for the brand and gear it up for success. Specifically, with whom is Spruce most likely going to compete and how will the product differentiate itself in an already crowded market?"Read morehttps://lnkd.in/de5J3SNn#QuirksMR #MRX #insights

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Coffee is more than a stimulating drink. It’s a drink that can change and uplift lives.Maya Benham and Francis Kungu are on a mission to change the lives of Kenyan coffee farmers one bag of coffee beans at a time. As co-founders of Exilior, this Portland couple brings Kenyan coffee and macadamia nuts to this side of the world without involving intermediaries. Doing so allows them to pay farmers fair and equitable prices and ensure the quality of their products.Not only that, Maya and Francis are both deeply committed to changing the lives of the farmers from whom they source their products. They work to ensure that the coffee beans and macadamia nuts are grown, harvested, and processed in a way that’s ethical and sustainable for the environment. Exilior also supports civic and academic endeavors in these farmers’ communities. For all these efforts, Exilior has earned a B-Corp Certification, affirming its commitment to sustainability.Learn more about Maya and Francis’ work at Exilior by visiting https://bit.ly/2Ytw4Em.Grow your business sustainably through ethical and authentic digital marketing. Work with us today >>> https://bit.ly/3PYlTNi.#SacredFireCreative #EntrepreneursWhoInspire #communityimpact #beauthentic

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Plummeting sales and unsavory vineyard practices are both signs and causes of why champagne is in a rut today. Big change is desperately needed, still houses and growers alike, are reluctant to ditch stale customs - often focused on quantity - in favor of qualitative innovation. I looked at some of the main stumbling blocks and came up with a few solutions to overcome them in my latest post on SubStack.https://lnkd.in/eaW-dZkw

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Discover the flavors of spring with Ponthier's Fruit Purees! Watch this video to learn more about Ponthier's commitment to quality. 'Our commitment relies on gentle cultivation methods and long-term partnerships with our producers to develop an ethical fruit supply chain." #ponthier #europeanimports #fruitpurees

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Farm to Table 🍎 Eat Local 🥕 I recently looked into the company Red Tomato, Inc. They understand the source of your food is a valuable.Their regional supply approach offers an array of benefits, including increased product diversity, higher quantities, and extended growing seasons, in contrast to exclusively hyper-local systems.Opting for regionally tailored cultivation methods, such as EcoCertified Fruit Program, as opposed to global standards, stands as a more environmentally responsible choice.Despite the substantial regional food supply, an astonishing 90% of food consumed in the Northeast originates from sources outside the region. Red Tomato, Inc. is helping to change all that. https://lnkd.in/ewuj8quC

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Success in the dynamic world of winegrape farming requires consistency and fair representation. The grower-owned cooperative Allied Grape Growers (AGG) is now an essential component of the California wine business. Assuring members' voices are heard and providing a reliable forum for grape marketing, AGG is crucial to the sector's stability. As a cooperative, AGG gives top priority to its members' interests in every transaction and directly shares earnings with them. By cutting down unnecessary expenses, this strategy benefits individual producers and enhances the industry's overall sustainability.In an exclusive interview with the , Jeff Bitter, President of AGG, delves into the advantages of this cooperative model. He discusses how it promotes growers' well-being, guarantees equitable representation, and supports the wine industry's long-term stability. Jeff also talks about the advancements and challenges shaping the future of winegrape cultivation. By emphasizing sustainability and group success, AGG is paving the way for a more secure and prosperous wine industry.To Know More, Check Out The Full Interview Here 👉 : https://lnkd.in/gC3fzFXP#wineindustry #californiawine #grapegrowers #sustainablefarming #agricultureinnovation Kyle Collins Karl Lehman Kevin Rogers Tim Mendonca Diane Short Chad Clark M. Wesley Brady Jeff Bitter Malvika Patel Sid Patel Ankita O.

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Picking coffee cherries can be an art, as much as it's a science. Cherries need to be picked at their ripest and often multiple rounds of harvesting are done, all picked by hand. Here’s a sneak peek at ripe coffee being picked (and the green cherries carefully left behind) at San Antonio Chicharras.#eraofwe #sustainablecoffee #handpickedcoffee #specialtycoffee

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💥Discover how supporting small coffee farms not only elevates your brew’s quality but also sustains farming communities! In our latest episode, we dive into the dynamic world of specialty coffee with Junior Silva, co-founder of Prime Coffee Company, and Conor VanBuskirk, founder of UpShot Coffee. As the specialty coffee market continues to grow, the importance of direct trade and strong farmer-roaster relationships becomes ever more critical.What you’ll learn:➡ Building Trust: Learn how Junior and Conor built a successful partnership that transcends typical business relationships, creating a model where both farmers and roasters thrive.➡ Quality and Diversity: Understand how small-scale farms, with their unique growing conditions and careful processing, offer a diverse range of high-quality coffee that stands out in the market.➡ Community Impact: Discover the ripple effect of this collaboration on local Brazilian coffee farms, uplifting entire communities and promoting sustainable farming practices.Don't miss this insightful episode that promises to change the way you think about your cup of coffee. Tune in on Wednesday to hear the full story! 🎧#Podcastinterveiw #SpecialtyCoffee #DirectTrade #CoffeeFarmers #SustainableFarming #CoffeeRoasters

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