Where are these craberries produced?
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Don't know. I tossed the bag a while ago (because I freeze them until used). Sorry.
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I bought their raisins. On the back of the package it says their farm is located in Madera, CA. Their website is www.buyorganicnuts.com maybe you can find out more info.
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It's grown in the Caribbean. This item is from Singapore. It originates in West Africa.
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Sold from North Olmsted, OH near Cleveland but in the finest print in the smallest corner of the box says Made in China. I have one rod installed and one to go, very good quality but takes two persons to hold together and install; and the drywall anchor bolts should be replaced with stronger toggle or lag bolts. Moen is going to have to move their production to the USA for the next purchase but at least the plant in Ohio receives, handles and sells the product leaving most of the $$ there.
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According to the Radius Garden's FAQ webpage (https://www.radiusgarden.com/faq), their products are made in southern China.
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from the FAQ section of the Taste of the Wild Website.WHERE ARE YOUR FOODS MADE? We have four manufacturing facilities, all located in the United States. One is in northern California, one in central California, one in Missouri and one in South Carolina.
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They're labeled 'Product of Morocco' so that could be almost anywhere in the Mediterranean or Atlantic as far as the fishing banks...I've never questioned it before although recently given some articles I've been wondering about this & not just in regard to Roland products.. The prices on this & similar products in particular low - sodium with bones has become quite high to me lately.. Indicating increasing scarcity. I would just suggest you call or email Roland...By the way also be advised that these 'sardines' are probably 'Herring sprats'.. There is no legal definition of 'sardines'.. When I ate them {called sardines} fresh ..grilled on the beach... years ago in Morocco, Portugal, Spain ,Italy & Brazil...they were considerably larger than those available in cans in the US...either now or even 50+ years ago when my folks would have them in the States...But they are tasty & I think still healthful. Good luck !
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I don't remember where conch were from. But definitely not off the coast of NC. We are from the Caribbean And we eat a lot of conchs. These conchs were good and already clean. Worth every penny If it's hard for you to get conchs were you live. Also it was fresh and well packaged. Came in a small ice box.
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I doubt it. I have fished for crabs in Vemtura. Maybe a few, but I would convert an ice chest. Cheap and much bigger. Chef Mo
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Yes works excellent, i have done mud crabs several times and lobster, little bit of seawater and veggies and bring it to a steam ad lobster and done in a couple of minutes.
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The 12 bars I most recently purchased were made in India. Pear's also has a license agreement with a Canadian soap maker. If you want more information you can call an 800 number in New Jersey that appears on the side of the box: (800) 282-1813.
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China... I have had these for a few years and use them for all kind of dishes. Very happy with them.
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My bags of medium grain brown rice say "Product of the USA" and provide Bob's Red Mill Oregon address. There's no mention of where in the U.S. the rice is grown or processed.
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Have no idea where these are manufactured. I can tell you I have 2 sets: 1 set for my boat and 1 set for my RV. I think these are the best just like my top of the line home cookware. You will not go wrong with product it is great!!!
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They appear to come from Mexico. I have ordered two 5lb shipments and they have been excellent. Not one spoiled lime. Local stores in SE PA don't get them as frequently, so I have resorted to Amazon.
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It is an american product. Does not contain soy and the shellfish is from the shrimp and crab
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As far as I can tell they are manufactured in Canonburg PA. they have a huge plant there and state that they manufacture 100% of their cookware there
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They're not a product of Morrocco...you must be thinking of KO Boneless, Skinless Sardines. Completely different, these are sprats from the Baltic Sea, packed in Poland.