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The final cut

By Hollie Harris

Garry and Diane Rogers would like to thank the community for their support for the last 24 years trading as La Butchery in Noosa Fair, Noosa Civic Centre and Noosaville Meat Market in Project Avenue.
“We have enjoyed supporting the local sporting clubs, restaurants with our great quality meat and being a part of the Noosa Shire,” Garry said.
Garry has leased the factory in Noosaville to Absolute Providores so they could expand their business into larger premises, as their business grows from strength to strength.
Garry first met proprietor of Absolute Providers, Robert Lee, in the 1970s. Robert has been in the meat industry for many years and provides valuable insight and knowledge sourcing great quality meat to our region, keep your eyes on the Noosaville factory where the local community may be able to purchase great quality meat directly.
“See you around town or on the golf course,” Garry said.

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