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Alpine Shire Your guide on where to access fresh, healthy produce MYRTLEFORD • BRIGHT • MOUNT BEAUTY To discover more fresh food producers in North East Victoria, visit the Mountains to Murray Local Produce Guide website: localproduceguide.com.au 2 Alpine Health Alpine Shire Fresh Food Guide Each time we purchase food locally, we interact as a community - strengthening our social connections, improving our health and supporting a sustainable local food system. Food consumption and food access practices are embedded in everyday life and social relationships. This Food Access Guide is developed in partnership with Beechworth Health Service as part of the 2020 Local Food for Local People project. It aims to support a vibrant regional food system, where local people have access to fresh and healthy local food, profits stay in our local communities and community connections are nurtured. Food consumption and food access practices are embedded in everyday life and social relationships. Alpine communities offer many different stores selling fresh groceries, and the wider area abounds with local farms and producers of fruit, vegetables, meat, eggs, cheese, nuts, honey, olives and olive oil. This guide also shares information about where to find local food relief as Covid-19 has both made it difficult for many people in our communities to make ends meet and disrupted social relationships. Food relief options include basic supplies, fresh produce, healthy ready-made meals & vouchers. We have aimed to include food retail outlets, markets, producers, community gardens & food shares as well as emergency food relief offerings in this guide. If we have missed you or a food or community offering that should be included, please let us know so we can update this booklet! Alpine Health 0439 380 490 [email protected] www.alpinehealth.org.au Fresh Food Guide: Alpine Shire 3 Retail Stores The following local retail stores sell fresh produce such as fruit, vegetables, meat, eggs, cheese, nuts and honey. *There may be variations in trading hours due to COVID-19 and some outlets have introduced online and home delivery services - call or check websites to confirm current details. Arnolds Online Fresh fruit & vegetables 02 6024 5211 www.arnoldsonline.com.au Online Orders & Delivery • Online orders • Delivery Tuesday and Thursday - Porepunkah, Myrtleford and Bright Bright Food Co-op Selection of seasonal fruit and vegetables, honey, eggs and nuts from local producers; plus a selection of bulk dry goods 4 Ireland Street, Bright 03 5755 1489 [email protected] facebook.com/BrightFoodCo 4 Alpine Health Bright Organics Online and phone orders Contact via website or phone for home delivery 6879 Great Alpine Road, Porepunkah 03 5750 1199 [email protected] www.brightorganics.com.au Coles, Myrtleford Dederang General Store Online orders. Click and Collect only Small selection of basic grocery items, plus homemade slices, cakes etc 37 Clyde Street, Myrtleford 03 5752 1111 4561 Kiewa Valley Highway, www.shop.coles.com.au Dederang 02 6028 9555 Dales Butchery, Myrtleford Phone orders and home delivery available FoodWorks, Myrtleford A range of local produce including honey, 89 Standish Street, Myrtleford eggs, nuts, fruit and vegetables 03 5752 1526 91 Myrtle Street, Myrtleford 03 5752 1575 www.myrtleford.myfoodworks.com.au Online Orders & Delivery • Online order by 10.00am for same day delivery • Phone order by 1.00pm for same day delivery • Deliver Mon - Fri - $10 Pick & Pack fee • Free delivery Myrtleford area • Click and Collect from drive through bottle shop Fresh Food Guide: Alpine Shire 5 Foodworks, Mount Beauty IGA, Bright A range of local produce including honey, A range of local produce including honey, eggs, nuts, fruit and vegetables eggs, nuts, fruit and vegetables 4/16A-18A Kiewa Crescent, 16 Ireland Street, Bright Mount Beauty 03 5755 1666 03 5754 1400 [email protected] mountbeauty.myfoodworks.com.au Monday - Sunday 8.00am-8.00pm Locally Available: Email Orders & Home Delivery • Monday to Friday, online orders • Bright - $5.00 ($4.00 Seniors) preferable, or phone by 1.00pm. • Buckland Valley - $8.00 • Same day free delivery Mount Beauty, Tawonga and Tawonga South. • Wandiligong - $8.00 • Harrietville - $10.00 • $10.00 Pick & Pack fee. • Smoko & Freeburgh - $8.00 Harrietville Bakery Nourish Wholefoods, Tawonga Bakery goods plus milk, eggs, jam & honey South Organic wholefoods groceries 219 Great Alpine Road, Harrietville 0421 063 066 167 Kiewa Valley Highway, Tawonga South Monday 8.00am - 3.00pm Tues - Wed Closed 0427 726 228 Thurs - Fri 8.00am - 3.00pm Tuesday 2.00pm - 6.00pm Sat - Sun 8.00am - 2.00pm Friday 2.00pm - 6.00pm facebook.com/harrietvillebakery Saturday 10.00am - 1.00pm www.nourishwholefoods.org Locally available: • Order online, home delivery or collect from store (during business hours) 6 Alpine Health Punkah Pantry, Porepunkah Local berries, honey, olives, juice, preserves etc 3 Nicholson Street, Porepunkah 0411 705 992 [email protected] www.punkahpantry.com.au Ricardi’s Alpine Gourmet Meat, Bright Meat, fish and smallgoods, as well as locally-produced eggs 2 Barnard Street, Bright 03 5755 1175 facebook.com/ ricardisalpinegourmetmeats Tawonga Baker, Tawonga South Slow-leavened, organic sourdough bread, plus a small range of croissants & pastries 225 Kiewa Valley Highway, Tawonga South 0415 296 626 [email protected] www.tawongabaker.com.au Fresh Food Guide: Alpine Shire 7 Tawonga South Butchery Phone orders and home delivery available 1/211 Kiewa Valley Highway, Tawonga South 03 5754 1888 Vegitation, Mount Beauty Wholesale and Retail supply and home delivery of fresh fruit & vegetables 4 Mill Road, Mount Beauty 03 5754 4226 [email protected] www.vegitation.com.au Locally available: • Mon & Thurs - Bright and Surrounds • Tues & Fri - Harrietville, Hotham and Dinner Plain Woolworths, Bright Online orders, Click and collect from designated parking bays. Fee for home delivery (Bright area only) 87 - 91 Gavan Street, Bright 03 5732 3900 Mon - Sun 7.00am - 10.00pm www.woolworths.com.au Waitey’s Butchery, Myrtleford Phone orders and home delivery available 59B Clyde Street, Myrtleford 03 5752 1329 8 Alpine Health Local Farms & Producers The following list includes primary producers who have fresh produce available for sale in the Alpine Shire, either at the farm gate, from retail outlets or via home delivery. Alpine Blueberries, Myrtleford Buffalo Berry Farm, Eurobin Four chestnut varieties, walnuts, pecans Berries, apples, figs, nuts 221 Myrtle Street, Myrtleford 6300 Great Alpine Road, Eurobin 0404 666 055 0404 655 315 facebook.com/alpineblueberries [email protected] www.facebook.com/Buffalo-berry- farm-2305121679814864 Australian Pumpkin Seed Company, Ovens Locally available: Pumpkin seeds, nut & seed meal & • Farm gate sales flours, oils. 5061 Great Alpine Road, Ovens Buffalo Blueberries, Gapsted 03 5752 1199 Over 12 varieties of blueberries [email protected] 0421 756 215 facebook.com/PumpkinSeedsAustralia [email protected] www.pumpkinseed.net.au Locally available: • Farm gate sales Fresh Food Guide: Alpine Shire 9 Boundary Creek Garlic, Upper Gapsted Walnut & Olive Grove, Gundowring Gapsted Specialising in production of garlic & Seasonal nut varieties and olive oil, as beef cattle well as preserved farm gate produce and pure olive oil soap Larkin Lane, Upper Gundowring 0419 413977 36 Lower River Rd, Gapsted [email protected] 0407 685 554 facebook.com/boundarycreekgarlic [email protected] Locally available: Locally available: • Farm gate sales (Jan - Apr, Sat & Sun) • Far gate sales • Delivery available - order via phone or email CossiBlues, Gapsted • Myrtleford Farmers Market (Dec - May) ‘Pick your own’ blueberries 106 Lower River Rd, Gapsted VIC 0418 352 484 [email protected] Locally available: • Farm gate sales (during the season) Craig Pace Apiaries, Wandiligong A family run, environmentally friendly business. All honey is cold extracted and products are seen from the bees to all the way to the customer. Bee-keeping supplies are also available via our website. 0412 935 605 [email protected] www.craigpaceapiaries.com.au 10 Alpine Health Green Barrow Farm, Bright Locally grown, chemical free, seasonal vegetables 0427 932 559 [email protected] Locally available: • Monday - Bright Brewery • Thursday - Bright Food Coop • Other days - Phone for purchase options Happy Beef, Happy Valley Free range beef, truffles 0411 890 925 [email protected] Jade Quality, Whorouly Kiwi fruit 406 Whorouly-Bowmans Road, Whorouly 0427 271 207 [email protected] Locally available: • Farm gate sales (April - August) Fresh Food Guide: Alpine Shire 11 Mountain Fresh Trout & Salmon Paddys Poultry Produce, Farm, Harrietville Mudgegonga Fresh and smoked trout and salmon Pasture raised farm fresh eggs 03 5759 2558 12 Myrtleford Stanley Road, [email protected] Mudgegonga mountainfreshtroutharrietville.com 0400 307 672 facebook.com/paddyspoultryproduce Locally available: Nightingale Bros, Stanley & Wandiligong • Phone orders Top quality fruit with minimal chemical • Home delivery inputs, including apples, persimmons, • CC’s Quality Meats (Yackandandah) nuts, juices and cider • Dales Butchery (Myrtleford) 708 Morses Creek Road, Wandiligong • Bright Co-op 03 5755 1318 [email protected] Rogers Lane, Dederang www.nightingalebros.com.au Free-range grass fed beef, plus lamb Locally available: coming soon • Farm gate sales 0416 156 755 [email protected]
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