Muddy Dog Roasting Company is a family-owned and operated artisan coffee roaster, founded in 2006. Most of our sales are direct-to-consumer, and we pride ourselves on keeping a large, eclectic inventory. We also service a few select wholesale accounts who take their coffee seriously.
Pre-order from our website to be pick-up at one of our farmers’ markets. Please state which market you would like to pick up at in the comment section of checkout.
Western Wake Farmers Market is pleased to announce that yesterday we completed the acquisition of Farmers' Collective in Raleigh. Farmers Collective is a small distributor of locally grown food, buying from area farmers, and reselling to the who's who of independent restaurants in the Triangle. FC also operates a small, CSA-like box business. We will continue to operate Farmers Collective as-is effective immediately. FC will be our launching pad for the box business we've been planning since we won a 2018 Rural Advancement Foundation International - RAFI grant to get that project off the ground. Stay tuned for exciting developments! www.farmerscollectivenc.com
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New and sustainable farmers serving chefs and residents a fare exchange of farm produce, proteins, coffees, beer, wine & more, via wholesale delivery, farmshare subscriptions & retail shop(coming soon)!For the avoidance of doubt, this is not a farm, regardless of what Lowes grocery tries to tell you. Anticipating what may come next, we can safely say it is not a farmers market, either. Thanks for sharing, Fickle Creek Farm.
Interesting macro food trend predictions for the upcoming year. One macro trend not predicted that we see is a return to cooking. WWFM will have some big news in upcoming weeks on big things we're doing related to that trend. Stay tuned!
www.forbes.com/sites/barbstuckey/2019/01/08/10-macro-trends-impacting-food-beverage-innovation-in...
10 Macro Trends Impacting Food And Beverage Innovation In 2019
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Food developers love thinking about what "it" flavor is going to pop this year, or which vegetable will replace kale and cauliflower. But there are generally bigger, longer-term societal macro changes that drive these things.