Cascadian Farms

Cascadian Farm is an American food company that specializes in organic food products. The company was founded in 1972 by Gene Kahn, a graduate of the University of Washington, who was one of the pioneers of the organic farming movement in the United States. Cascadian Farm is currently a subsidiary of General Mills.

History

Cascadian Farm was established in the Skagit Valley, Washington, in 1972. The company started as a small, organic farm growing a variety of fruits and vegetables. In the early years, Cascadian Farm faced numerous challenges, including crop failures and financial difficulties. However, the company persevered and gradually expanded its operations.

In 1990, Cascadian Farm was acquired by Welch's, a subsidiary of General Mills. This acquisition allowed Cascadian Farm to expand its product line and reach a wider market. Today, Cascadian Farm offers a wide range of organic products, including cereals, granola bars, frozen fruits and vegetables, and more.

Products

Cascadian Farm offers a wide range of organic food products. The company's product line includes:

• Cereals: Cascadian Farm produces a variety of organic cereals, including granola and whole grain cereals.
• Granola Bars: The company offers a range of granola bars made with organic ingredients.
• Frozen Fruits and Vegetables: Cascadian Farm's frozen fruits and vegetables are grown organically and flash frozen to preserve their nutritional value.
• Juices: The company produces organic juices from fruits grown on their farm.

Sustainability

Cascadian Farm is committed to sustainable farming practices. The company uses organic farming methods, which help to preserve the soil, protect the environment, and promote biodiversity. Cascadian Farm also works to reduce its carbon footprint through energy-efficient practices and the use of renewable energy sources.

See Also

• Organic Farming
• General Mills
• Sustainable Agriculture