Vendor sponsorship

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Thanks to the following business for supporting the PCC Farmland Trust through annual contributions and product sponsorships. Their generous support helps ensure a stronger future for the organic agriculture industry. Look for the shelf tag in all PCC stores identifying merchant suppliers who donate to the Trust.

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2008 vendor sponsors

Choice Organic Teas, based in Seattle, Washington, is North America’s #1 selling exclusively organic tea line. We here at Choice Organic Teas are dedicated to protecting the planet, improving the conditions of farmers throughout the world, and, most of all, producing a great cup of tea. Since being founded in 1989 we’ve been pioneers in our commitment to healthy, environmentally-friendly, and sustainable practices. In 2000 we became the first tea crafter in the United States to offer Fair Trade Certified™ tea. Today we proudly offer more varieties of Fair Trade Certified tea than any other company, all certified organic. www.choiceorganicteas.com

Flora has been manufacturing and supplying premium herbal remedies for distribution in North America since 1965, but our roots extend back to Germany in the early 1900's, where Dr. Otto Greither, grandfather of current Flora owner Thomas Greither, dedicated his life to the creation and production of the finest natural health care formulas available. Flora has preserved this dedication by continuing to perfect and provide a wide selection of herbal products that ensure maximum purity, potency and quality. Flora's herbal remedies are carefully prepared at our state-of-the-art production facility in Washington state and are third party certified organic by QAI whenever possible. www.florahealth.com

Powers Winery is the namesake and passion of owners Bill and Greg Powers, who, along with owner Tim DeCook, source grapes from the finest vineyards in the state to create exceptional wines. Their roots in the Columbia Valley run deep, planting Badger Mountain Vineyard in 1982—a vision which further blossomed in 1990 when it became the first certified organic vineyard in the state of Washington. Together, Powers Winery and Badger Mountain Vineyard represent Bill’s love of the soil, the grapes and the climate which contribute to making a great bottle of wine. www.powerswinery.com

Stonyfield Farm, celebrating its 25th year, is the world’s leading organic yogurt maker, and produces yogurt, smoothies, cultured soy, frozen yogurt, ice cream, and milk. The company advocates that healthy food can only come from a healthy planet. It was the nation’s first dairy processor to pay farmers not to treat cows with the synthetic bovine growth hormone rBST. Stonyfield donates 10 percent of its profits to environmental causes; was America’s first manufacturer to offset 100 percent of its CO2 emissions from its facility energy use; and recently installed the largest solar array in New Hampshire to help power its production plant -- all efforts to reduce global warming. For more information about Stonyfield Farm, its products and initiatives, visit www.stonyfield.com.

TalkingRain Beverage Company is passionate about providing health-conscious consumers with the freshest natural water and flavored beverages. For over 15 years we have been the regional market leader for these beverages which are distributed throughout the Northwestern United States, with some of our product lines available nationally.

The TalkingRain family of beverages includes healthy, thirst-quenching products. Some are enhanced with fruit flavors, enriched with natural herbal supplements, and infused with vitamins. All are created to refresh the body and renew the mind. www.talkingrain.com