LocallyGrown.net — Sequim Locally Grown Mercantile

Sequim Valley Products

Website: sequimvalleyproducts.com

We are a berry syrup and jam processor. We also process and market jarred pie fillings with dry crust mixes and pancake mixes. We do own a local outlet store, The Old Post Office Sweets and Gifts in Carlsborg.

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We will be taking orders each week starting Fridays after 8AM and continuing through Tuesdays until 8PM. 8% is added to the listed price to support the market and the website hosting so that the farmers/growers/producers can receive 95% of their asking price.

SLG offers a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. If you are not 100% satisfied with any purchase, please let us know. We will give you a 100% credit to your account. No growers in this market use synthetic fertilizers or pesticides!

If you would like to sell through this market, please either Create an Account
or Sign In to your current account and return to the Our Growers page. Near the bottom of the Our Growers page there is a link to tell us about yourself and a market manager will contact you. Or, if you already have an account and want to sell, you can go directly to http://www.sequim.locallygrown.net/growers/new and submit your application to sell on this site.

Selling on SLG has the same license/permit requirements as selling through a farmers’ market. If your product requires a license/permit, please forward a copy of your license/permit (Food Service Operation Permit) issued by the county to olylast@yahoo.com before posting your products on SLG.

In an effort to give the best possible service to our customers and our growers/producers, we need your feedback. Please go to SLG Customer Survey and take our survey.

We thank you for your interest and support of our efforts to bring you the healthiest, the freshest and the most delicious locally-produced foods possible.

Still have questions? If you don’t find it here, please email Sid at olylast@yahoo.com or call 808-7300.

This market is part of the Locally Grown Network. More information about how your market or farm can also use this system can be found at www.locallygrown.net.