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Yum fresh fruit

SPRING is in the air, and that means it’s time for delicious summer fruits to start appearing on the shelves of local produce stores such as Bio Shop Noosa.
Uwe and the team from Bio Shop Noosa are passionate about organics and love sharing produce from their network of passionate farmers and producers, such as Peter Harper, certified organic fruit grower from Talegalla Weir only 100km from Noosa.
Peter has just delivered the first harvest of first-season picked peaches and nectarines that are in store now at Noosa Bio Shop in Belmondos Organic Market, Noosaville.
Peter, who has owned his property for nearly 30 years and is an A-Grade Certified Organic farmer since 2005, said he loved working with Uwe at Bio Shop because he “walks the talk and is truly pro-small growers”.
Fruit lovers can rejoice because Bio Shop has the first-season picked peaches and nectarines in store now for just $9.95 at Belmondos Organic Market.

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