Author: Greg Koenig

Next week is National Bulk Foods Week but rather than us tell you about it, check out this story in ShopSmart Magazine – http://www.shopsmartmag.org/2011/10/bulk-up-on-bulk-foods-next-week.html

National Bulk Week is right around the corner!  Plan your grocery shopping around this event to learn how much money you can save by purchasing bulk foods.  To make this easier for you, please click on this link to find out participating retailers near you!

http://www.bulkisgreen.org/blog/post/Stores-Participating-in-National-Bulk-Foods-Week.aspx

Here’s a great little piece from Phil Lempert’s website.  Please click on the link to read more!  http://www.supermarketguru.com/index.cfm/go/sg.viewArticle/articleId/2442

National Bulk Week is almost here and it’s not too late to participate if you are a retailer.  Though our deadlines have passed for providing preprinted materials, FREE Downloadable artwork is available by clicking on this link, http://www.bulkisgreen.org/nbw_5076_ct.aspx

Help teach your customers the greener practices of bulk purchasing…better for the environment and the pocketbook.  Buy Green – Save Green ($)

The quote below by Phil Angell of Monsanto should be enough to convince you that staying away from genetically modified organisms in foods.  Knowing the trust issues we have with our government anyway, counting on the FDA to ensure food safety is tenuous at best.  Having a company knowingly working to exploit that weakness, at OUR risk, is reprehensible.   Join the Non-GMO project and fight to preserve the integrity of the food you eat.   To find out about the Non-GMO project, visit http://www.nongmoproject.org/

To see more details on what Monsanto is doing, visit the following:

http://www.organicconsumers.org/monsanto/news.cfm

A Monsanto executive told The New York Times that the safety of genetically engineered foods was the government’s problem, not the company’s:

“Monsanto should not have to vouchsafe the safety of

biotech food,” said Phil Angell, Monsanto’s director of corporate

communications. “Our interest is in selling as much of it as possible.

Assuring its safety is the FDA’s job.”

SunRidge Farms is pleased to announce non-GMO, milk chocolate Rainbow Drops.  Here’s more from Candy and Snack Today magazine – http://www.candyandsnacktoday.com/archives/2011/09/food-dye-allergy-free-candies-debut.shtml

SunRidge Farms is very concerned about GMO products and their entry in to the food supply chain.  Non GMO month takes place next month, October 2011, and to find out more about the concerns that we all should have regarding GMO products can be found here,

http://www.nongmoproject.org/non-gmo-month/

SunRidge Farms’ newest candy, Rainbow Drops, was reviewed by Phil Lempert, a leading food industry analyst, journalist and trend-watcher and was rated a ‘HIT’.   His website, http://www.supermarketguru.com/, offers food & health news, new food product ratings, money saving tips, unique recipes, food allergy info, and resources. 

Click here to see Phil’s review – http://www.supermarketguru.com/index.cfm/go/sg.videoSlideshow/videoId/578

SunRidge Farms is a staunch supporter of the Non-GMO Project, www.nongmoproject.org, and is in the process of certifying many of our snack items.  The current items that have received official certification are, Organic Banana Chips, Organic Almonds – dry roasted, and Organic Cranberry Harvest Mix.  For a full list of our products that are awaiting certification, click this link – http://www.nongmoproject.org/retailers/search-participating-products/search/?brandId=372 

SunRidge Farms is committed to sourcing with Non-GMO ingredients whenever possible.   We hope you’ll take the time to research gene modified foods and understand the concerns and risks associated with this practice. 

Here is some top shelf artwork for National Bulk Week.  Please contact Mark Devencenzi to order before the 24th of August!

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