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Buying locally has emerged from a consumer trend into big business, with farm-direct sales in Oregon leading the way (suggested by the most recent data from the US Department of Agriculture’s census), placing Oregon at number …
So salad probably doesn’t immediately come to mind when thinking of something delicious to prepare your dad on Father’s Day, but as far as salads go this one is pretty manly! A wedge of crisp …
We are proud to offer a simple, delicious, and unique condiment we like to call Fruit Pâté. Our Fruit Pates distill the pure essence of our locally grown fruits. Their bright flavor and subtle sweetness …
With the holiday shopping season is session as of this past weekend, we are excited to introduce several new gourmet gifts for you to choose from on our website! We have a little bit of everything as far as our jams, fruit butters, hazelnuts and sauces, all within a wide price range!
We are very excited to announce that Oregon Growers has been featured in this year’s Thanksgiving Issue of Bon Appétit Magazine! Look on page 38 of the magazine’s November issue and you’ll see our Apple …
We are happy to announce that Benjamin D. of Oklahoma won the Grand Prize and will receive 8 free tickets to the opening day of the World Famous Pendleton Round-Up; including passes to the evening summer BBQ and the Happy Canyon Pageant and Dance!
In honor of the 100th edition of the World Famous Pendleton Round– Up, Oregon Growers & Shippers and Pendleton Barbecue Sauce is pleased to announce our 2010 Summer Raffle. Up for grabs are three fantastic prizes!
One of Portland’s newest and buzz-worthy food carts has a menu of grilled peanut butter and jelly sandwiches that definitely don’t resemble anything you had in your lunch boxes growing up. PB&J’s fill their gourmet version of the classic with not only our jams, fruit butters and honeys, but also unique combinations that go way beyond just peanut butter and jelly.
Mark Nilsson is a bit of an iconic fixture here in Hood River, OR. Walk down almost any street and you’ll see a Nilsson mural for a local restaurant, a Nilsson contribution for a local school or an elaborate Nilsson glass mosaic.
Did you know that most food donations for Oregon Food Bank come from the food industry? Oregon Food Bank does a remarkable job of acquiring funds and food for their mission of feeding Oregon’s hungry.
Through the end of 2009, Oregon Growers will participate in this effort by donating a jar of our Marionberry Jam for every order over $50 made online. This is our way of helping the hungry during the holidays.
