Sudbury
“An Apple A Day is a Canadian company based in Sudbury, Ontario.
Established in 2005, we are a business that seeks to provide simple, nutritious, apple snacks for people who wish to incorporate healthy eating habits into their active lives.”
Email: questions@applechips.ca
Phone: 705-671-2217
Fax: 705-671-1297
Or write us at:
An Apple A Day
111-B Durham Street
Sudbury, Ontario
P3E 3M9
CANADA
http://www.applechips.ca/
Latimer
“Latimer Soaps are handmade in small batches in my farmhouse kitchen, which is near the old ghost town of Latimer, north of Kingston, Ontario. Unlike commercial soaps, they contain all natural ingredients; they are safe, mild and moisturizing. They contain none of the detergents or chemicals that commercially mass manufactured soaps contain and therefore do not strip your skin of its natural oils.”
R.R#1, 3877 Latimer Road
Inverary, ON KOH 1X0
Phone: (613) 353-7439
Fax: (613) 353-6788
email:info@latimersoapworks.com
Burk’s Falls
“Manufacturer and processing is done in such a way that it does not contribute to chemical effluant or residue – the gentlest choice for the health of the planet and it’s inhabitants … production, use and disposal of the whole ingredient is done following the natural continuance of the biological life cycle – it comes from the earth whole and goes back the same way – pure and simple.”
Janice Ferrante
RR#1
Burks Falls, ON Canada
P0A 1C0
email:
customer_care@skincarenaturals.com
Mississauga
Black River Juice Company Limited
Mississauga, Ontario, CANADA
Fruit Processors , Packers of Full Flavoured, Minimally-processed fruit juices and blends, under the “Black River” brand.
Distributors, of the Black River lines, high quality Maple Syrup and Rennet-Free Cheese.
We Sell To-Retailers, Food Service and Distributors.
Perth, Lanark County
“We make only the best 100% pure Ontario maple syrup – if we won’t eat it ourselves we wouldn’t consider selling it to you!
We’re located in the Maple Syrup capital of Ontario – Lanark County – just north of Perth on the beautiful shores of Bennett Lake.”
848 Ennis Road
Balderson, ON
K0G1A0
613 267-3491
Toronto
“All our foods are harvested from the Canadian wilderness by trained pickers who practice sustainable harvesting methods – sustainable for that particular plant species, but also sustainable for the pickers, whose livelihood is supported by a thriving source of wild foods, and sustainable for other wildlife. The pickers are usually residents of rural or remote communities who respect the lands that support them. They are Aboriginal people, women, youth, and farmers. Only those wild foods whose survival is not in danger are used.”
Forbes Wild Foods,
Box 95, 358 Danforth Avenue,
Toronto, Ontario,
Canada, M4K 3Z2
Toll Free:
1-877-354-WILD (9453)
Phone: (416) 927-9106
Fax: (416) 927-8130
E-mail: forbes@wildfoods.ca
Fort Frances
“Rainy River Elk Company is a family farm business operated by Bill Darby and Deb Cornell and their daughters Laura and Shannon. We are located on La Vallee Road North, which is 15 km west of Fort Frances off Hwy 11/71 in NW Ontario. Operating since 1995, we raise 50 elk per year and usually have about 120 elk on the farm. Our elk are on natural grass pastures in summer and fed hay in the winter. We provide a comfortable, natural environment for our elk within fenced paddocks. In 2007 we were a Regional Winner of the Premier’s Award for Agri-Food Innovation Excellence… Elk is a delicious, full-flavoured red meat with a hint of sweetness. It is low in fat and cholesterol – a heart-healthy choice.” Source: http://www.thunderbaycountrymarket.com/
Dr. William R. Darby and Deborah Cornell
Phone:(807) 486-3409
E-mail: rrelk@tbaytel.net
Caledon
We have been making maple syrup on a small scale since moving to [Duffys Lane], Caledon a few years ago. Our friends that we shared the syrup with raved about it, so this winter we decided to get a bit more serious and have a new evaporator from Patrick Phaneuf, who makes them just outside Quebec City. Visitors will be welcomed when the sap starts to flow. Normally the season is from about March 21 to April 15 but it is totally weather dependent. We will post notices here when we are starting to make syrup.
On a normal day we start collecting sap from the buckets around noon and start boiling a little later. When the flow hits peak we often need to boil from 7:00 AM till midnight.
We will have syrup for sale in sizes from 50ml to 4L. We will be posting prices here soon, with pictures of the containers. If you would like to reserve some, or come up to visit, please give us a call at 905 – 880 – 7876
We can ship also ship if you can’t come by.”
Ontario
“The Ontario Maple Syrup Producers Association (OMSPA) was formed in 1966. Over 400 Ontario producers are active in 11 district or local organizations.”
Coldwater
“Producing high quality maple syrup is an inspiring art that is learned only through extensive practice. McCutcheon Maple Syrup has been committed to perfecting this Canadian tradition since 1972. Our products have earned numerous first place ribbons at The Royal Winter Fair in Toronto – Canada’s premier maple competition – and we have twice been awarded the World Championship trophy. We believe you will agree that our Canada No. 1 Medium has world-class flavour.
3983 Line 9 N
R.R. #4 Coldwater, ON
L0K 1E0Tel.: 1.705.835.5780 or 1.705.835.0905
email: carley@mccmaple.com”