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Posted: September 30, 2013 by Certified Humane
San Jose Mercury News
Because of Chef Oliver’s recommendation of Certified Humane® there are two new Certified Humane® chicken producers in Canada: Blue Goose Pure Foods in Ontario and Sunrise Farms in British Columbia.
Posted: September 30, 2013 by Certified Humane
San Gabriel Valley Times
Chef Jamie Oliver recommended the Certified Humane® program to Sobeys after his team visited many farms and ranches on the Certified Humane® program in the US and Canada, including duBreton, which has been Certified Humane® for over ten years, and Aspen Ridge Natural Beef, which has been Certified Humane® for two years.
Posted: September 30, 2013 by Certified Humane
San Francisco Business Times
Humane Farm Animal Care® (HFAC), the leading non-profit certification organization improving the lives of farm animals in food production, announced today that four of their Certified Humane® producers have been chosen as the only meat suppliers to Sobeys “Better Food For All” program.
Posted: September 30, 2013 by Certified Humane
San Antonio Business Journal
Colorado-based Aspen Ridge Natural Angus Beef is Certified Humane®. Emphasis is placed on raising cattle naturally and providing the animals with humane care in a low stress environment. “Animal welfare is a priority for our company and the Certified Humane® certification fits in perfectly with our values as a company and gives our customers the assurance that Aspen Ridge’s products meet the highest animal welfare standards,” explains Cody Schadegg, Program Manager.
Posted: September 30, 2013 by Certified Humane
Sacramento Business Journal
duBreton, based in Quebec, is North America’s largest producer of natural pork. “At duBreton, we believe that hog farms can be efficient and profitable while using sustainable farming practices and raising animals in ways that reduce stress by providing spacious shelter, comfortable resting areas, proper facilities, and the freedom to express normal behavior,” says Vincent Breton, The President of duBreton.