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Bruce Glen Farm

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Woman purchasing beets from a local vendor at a farmers market.
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William & Water

Chef Will Thornton’s menus combine the best of local and global When Will Thornton opened William & Water in St. Andrews in 2023, he brought a casual, contemporary restaurant that blended global influence and local ingredients to the seaside town’s booming dining scene. “If we’re making kimchi, we’re using Canadian cabbage,” Will says during a […]

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Farm to Table NB

Farm-to-Table NB connects diners and farmers through hyperlocal suppers. Chanelle Belliveau still gets goosebumps when she watches a video she made of the first farm-to-table dinner she ever hosted. The panoramic clip captures the sights and sounds of a dreamy fall evening at Ferme Marcel Goguen, an apple orchard in Cocagne, New Brunswick. “You hear […]

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Grocery Brands

NB Brands to Look for in Grocery Stores Fresh Produce  brand Product Atlantic Mist Cranberries Cranberries AquaVeggies Dulse Atlantic Potato Distributors Ltd. Potatoes Atlantic Sprout Farm Sprouts Belleisle Farms / Roy Pope & Sons Coleslaw and squash Big Sky Ventures Inc. Sea buckthorn berries Covered Bridge Haskap Orchards Haskap berries Le Légumier du Madawaska Potatoes […]

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Local Food Fundraising

Use New Brunswick food as part of your next fundraiser and get up to 50% back! The New Brunswick Department of Agriculture, Aquaculture and Fisheries’ Local Food Fundraising Rebate Program offers school groups and not-for-profits who host a fundraiser or community meal that features local NB produce or seafood with a rebate of up to […]

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Yes, I Put Seaweed In Everything

Crystal Richard, also known as the EastCoastMermaid enjoys eating seaweed, she uses seaweed in everyday meals

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Community Supported Agriculture is Growing in New Brunswick

It’s the season for getting fresh fruit and vegetables delivered to your door (or close to it). Community Supported Agriculture, or CSAs, are a relatively new phenomenon to New Brunswick but they’re creating a community of small-scale, sustainable farming and helping introduce a new generation to fresh produce.

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