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We love our snacks and want you to do the same.  We appreciate when other recognize the same and also notice that we’re not just about food.  Find out more and become a SunRidge Farms snacker.  Here’s a link to a recent blogger that reviewed some delicious SunRidge Farms items…. http://momalwaysfindsout.com/2011/04/eco-friendly-friday-green-sunridge-farms-organic-natural-foods-review/

We make great snacks here at SunRidge Farms, but it’s not just us that says that. Read more here – http://laughinglindsay.com/2011/04/sunridge-farms-review/

SunRidge Farms is committed to producing snacks and foods that are better for you while doing the least amount of harm to the Earth.  We hope this stance and message are important to you but sometimes it’s best left to others to express this message.  Check out this story from a recent product review by this blogger – http://www.giveawaytrain.com/2011/04/go-green-this-month-with-sunridge-farms.html

SunRidge Farms is pleased to announce Rainbow Drops. For more information, click here:

http://www.foodequipmentnews.com/2011/03/sunridge-farms-non-gmo-all-natural-candy-coated-chocolate-drops.html

SunRidge Farms offers the most

unique and delicious natural and organic candies, nuts, dried fruit,

trail mixes,snacks, granolas and more. We offer over 1,000 items in bulk

packs, as well as bags, tubs, and our new HealthyGO single serve option. Creative and

exciting new SunRidge Farms products are continually introduced. Among

the new items this year are Chai Vanilla Almonds and Raisins, Dark

Chocolate Red Tart Cherries, and Rainbow Drops. Please visit our booth

to try our delicious new products!

We are in booth 2787 in the main hall of the Anaheim Convention Center. For a map to our location, click this link – http://www.expowest.com/networknow/Public/fp.aspx?MapID=1000099&BoothID=1066403&Booth=2787&AEID=328,331

Nutiva Corporation, an organic food brand, has pledged $25,000 to CFS (Center for Food Safety) to assist in the legal efforts against the USDA approval for Monsanto GMO alfalfa seeds.  Support the CFS in their efforts.  Read the full story here:

http://www.benzinga.com/press-releases/11/02/p869696/nutiva%C2%AE-pledges-25-000-to-cfs-for-challenging-usdas-approval-of-monsant

The USDA has uncovered evidence that demonstrates efforts by some Chinese companies to pass non-organic foods as organic.  For more on this story, please click here,

http://www.naturalnews.com/031364_organic_food_China.html

On the heels of significant financial contributions by Syngenta, a Swiss based bio/ag corporation, to high ranking officials in the US House of Representatives Agricultural Committee, the USDA has removed restrictions allowing genetically modified (GMO) corn seed to be planted in the upcoming spring.  Details on the money spent by Syngenta can be found here at this link, http://www.salem-news.com/articles/february142011/gmo-approval.php   .

 

SunRidge Farms, Inc. diligently works to source raw materials that are non-GMO and makes every effort to produce products that are GMO free.  Please visit the non GMO project at, http://www.nongmoproject.org/ to learn more about the concerns that GMO products are generating.

SunRidge Farms is pleased to announce that we are moving from a 99kW Solar Panel System to Estimated 500kW Solar Energy Production System.  Construction will begin in the spring of 2011.  When completed, SunRidge Farms will be removing over one million pounds of carbon emissions annually from the environment.  Check back often for updates on the progress of construction.

SunRidge Farms is committed to providing healthier foods and a healthier environment.   When you buy SunRidge Farms’ products, you are sharing in that commitment and we appreciate your support.

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With grocery prices rising, saving money this year ( and every year ) is going to be more difficult.  The Bulk is Green council, www.bulkisgreen.org, posted this article that, while targeted to Whole Foods shoppers, makes sense for all of us.  Enjoy!

http://www.bulkisgreen.org/blog/post/What-you-should-buy-at-Whole-Foodse28094and-what-to-skip.aspx