Cranberries are indigenous to North America. The fruit was named “cranberry” by European settlers who called it “crane-berry,” thinking the plant’s flower resembled the head of a crane. Cranberries contain phytonutrients that may have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects on the body.
Recipe:
Couscous Salad with Dried Cranberries and Pecans
About the Producer:
Patience Fruit & Co is a leading supplier of organic berries, but remembers its small town roots in organic farming. Founders, Martin Le Moine and Marcel Pilotte started Canada’s first organic cranberry farm in 1993. They also helped pioneer organics in Canada by working with ECOCERT and others to build organic certifications.
For more information, please visit Our Farmers & Partners.
Ingredients:
Organic cranberries, organic sugar and organic sunflower oil.Product Status:
Certified OrganicOrganic Certifying Body:
Pro-CertCountry of Origin:
CanadaAllergen Information:
For packaged bulk items read the label for applicable allergen warning
About the Producer:
Patience Fruit & Co is a leading supplier of organic berries, but remembers its small town roots in organic farming. Founders, Martin Le Moine and Marcel Pilotte started Canada’s first organic cranberry farm in 1993. They also helped pioneer organics in Canada by working with ECOCERT and others to build organic certifications.
For more information, please visit Our Farmers & Partners.