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| Dieppe, NB, Canada |
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Description:
Cavendish Farms is a quality producer of frozen potato products for retail, restaurant and quick service markets throughout Canada, USA, the Caribbean, Europe and Asia.
We have two production facilities in Canada, both in New Annan, P.E.I., and one in the U.S., in Jamestown, North Dakota. Being placed near North America's prime potato growing regions allows Cavendish Farms to use only the best varieties of potatoes for frozen French fry processing. Our climate-controlled storage facilities ensure a year-round quality supply of potatoes, and allow us to handle them in a safe and healthy manner.
For the past 25 years we have been providing value-added products and services to our customers. By focusing on only providing superior potato products, we have grown to become the 4th largest frozen potato processor in North America, and are looking forward to continuing to grow and provide new and innovative customer solutions.
We Are The Potato Specialists.
At Cavendish Farms, we are very proud to be known as “The Potato Specialists.” From growing to processing to selling, our single focus is potato products. Because our focus is solely on potatoes, we have and continue to develop innovative products, always with our customers' needs in mind. Being "The Potato Specialists" also means that our customers can count on consistently great tasting, high quality Cavendish Farms products every time.
"From the potato growing fields to your table, we are committed to providing quality products and value-added services every step of the way."
Cavendish Farms is a quality producer of frozen potato products for retail, restaurant and quick service markets throughout Canada, USA, the Caribbean, Europe and Asia.
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