Valley High.

  We are now 3 weeks into 2011 and production figures and sales continue there upward trend.  Over the last 2 weeks we have regularly bottled over 23,000 litres... a figure that seemed impossible only months ago.
  Congratulations to the South Coast Milk company , over this  holiday period, their sales reached record highs , up and down the coast.
   As usual, with ups there comes some downs...  this week the labeller went into panic mode, then had an irreversible melt down.  This saw the very able staff putting labels on bottles...  BY  HAND.  Does anyone know how many bottles there are in 23,000 litres of milk ?  (A BLOODY LOT.) .  So ,if you buy a bottle and the label is not perfect, please forgive us. We did get over it by the end of the 9th hour and certainly by the end of the 11th.
  A  big shout out to all our staff (and some extras ) who did the hard yards when we asked them to... THANK YOU ALL.
   The end of this week sees the  GRAND  opening of the 2nd  Choku Bi Jo  store in Curtin, ACT.  We wish  Ben and his team all the very best. See him and taste their wares at Curtin shops(8.00--1.00) Saturday.
    Our other entry point into  the ACT area is at the huge Saturday  and Sunday  Farmers Markets... Get up early  take your  recyclable shopping bags and buy the freshest product you can get.`Its not a chore its an experience.
   In Sydney, the story goes on.  Delicious Dairies, Pure Choice and our Farmers Market experts , Fresh Foods are selling up a storm, check out their websites and/or PHONE?  them.  They all carry the freshest "Good"  food money can buy
     Once again, our local area support is endless . At the recent Camdan Farmers Markets, we have people just getting home from holidays, some getting ready to return to work and others planning late season breaks , but they all stocked up on Country Valley products.  Wollondilly Farmgate  is spreading the "GOOD " food word,  taking loads of locally produced  fresh food to your door... check him out by following the links from Country Valley.
  We as primary Producers and fresh food advocates, send our heart felt support to all those who are still being devastated by the recent flooding..farming is hard work but without natures help it can be heartbreaking.