Re: Azure Standard Buying Coop

[Guest guest]

> If anyone is interested in joining me for a monthly delivery pickup

> point in the south/central metro (I live in south Mpls) with Azure

> Standard, let me know. There is one forming in Ham Lake apparently but

Hi fina,

I would be interested. I live in S. Mpls, and would prefer a drop

point within the city limits -- Ham Lake is waaaaay too far away for

us. : )

Great idea!

Genie

[Guest guest]

Their product availability is amazing, but consider supporting your local food

co-ops and buy as much food as possible from the source. Alvin

fina <josefina_hanson@...> wrote: If anyone is interested in

joining me for a monthly delivery pickup

point in the south/central metro (I live in south Mpls) with Azure

Standard, let me know. There is one forming in Ham Lake apparently but

that's kind of a drive for me. There's a minimum of $400 per order

(all individual orders in a group combined), so I'm trying to get at

least a group of 7 or more families.

AS is an organic family farm outisde of Portland, OR and have been

around for a while. i hear great things about them. And should be a

better alternative to Blooming Prairie since they're a family company.

They grow a lot of what they sell right on the farm, but buy many

things as well. The quality of their stuff is awesome.

www.azurestandard.com

fina.

[Guest guest]

josefina ,

I would totally love to get in on this , I'm in a

fabric coop and they use azure butthe pick up is in

spokane! A bit far from uptown mpls huh?

andrea

--- fina <josefina_hanson@...> wrote:

> If anyone is interested in joining me for a monthly

> delivery pickup

> point in the south/central metro (I live in south

> Mpls) with Azure

> Standard, let me know. There is one forming in Ham

> Lake apparently but

> that's kind of a drive for me. There's a minimum of

> $400 per order

> (all individual orders in a group combined), so I'm

> trying to get at

> least a group of 7 or more families.

> AS is an organic family farm outisde of Portland, OR

> and have been

> around for a while. i hear great things about them.

> And should be a

> better alternative to Blooming Prairie since they're

> a family company.

> They grow a lot of what they sell right on the farm,

> but buy many

> things as well. The quality of their stuff is

> awesome.

>

> www.azurestandard.com

>

> fina.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

That's great Genie!!

Anyone else?

>

> > If anyone is interested in joining me for a monthly delivery pickup

> > point in the south/central metro (I live in south Mpls) with Azure

> > Standard, let me know. There is one forming in Ham Lake apparently

but

>

> Hi fina,

>

> I would be interested. I live in S. Mpls, and would prefer a drop

> point within the city limits -- Ham Lake is waaaaay too far away for

> us. : )

>

> Great idea!

> Genie

>

[Guest guest]

I tried getting that info when I called a couple a days ago, but

since they didn't yet have an invoice for them there was no contact

info. They told me to call back towards the end of next week

(deadline for orders is 1/12). If you call one or two days before you

may be able to get in on this month's order. As long as it's not a

closed drop point.

fina.

>

> I'd like to know who to contact for the Ham Lake group. Ham Lake is

right next door to me!

>

> Kimi

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> Re: Azure Standard Buying Coop

>

>

> > If anyone is interested in joining me for a monthly delivery

pickup

> > point in the south/central metro (I live in south Mpls) with

Azure

> > Standard, let me know. There is one forming in Ham Lake

apparently but

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

That's what I'm trying to do. My main reason for buying through this

company is that they grow their own beans and grains. I'm tired of

looking at those bins at the coop with rancid grains and hard-as-rocks

beans. Coops don't tend to carry pre-packaged grains and beans. I love

to spend my money locally though.

fina.

>

> Their product availability is amazing, but consider supporting your

local food co-ops and buy as much food as possible from the source.

Alvin

>