Cellar Door Preserves

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Cellar Door Preserves Story

Cellar Door Preserves was founded in 2016 and has been steadily growing since. Our preserves are proudly made in Grand Rapids, Michigan with local ingredients whenever possible which is good for the economy and the environment. Michigan grows a great variety of produce (more variety than any state besides California), we believe in embracing what Mother Nature gives us right where we are and make preserves that highlight the terroir of the upper Mid-West.

Cellar Door Preserves Products

Artisan Preserves and Cocktail Fruit with half the sugar compared to most conventional preserves and simple ingredients, no preservatives!

Cellar Door Preserves products do not require testing but they do use the 2016 nutritional values and their products contain GS1 barcodes. The company currently has placement in a few retail establishments across Michigan and works with a few small distributors or distribute the products themselves.

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Cellar Door Preserves Contact Information

Kristen Smith
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
616-819-0465
cellardoorpreserves@gmail.com
https://cellardoorpreserves.com
https://www.instagram.com/cellardoorpreserves/
https://www.facebook.com/cellardoorpreserves

  • canned
  • clean label
  • dairy free
  • grain free
  • low sodium
  • low sugar
  • no artificial colors
  • no artificial sweetener
  • no preservatives
  • plant based
  • product center client
  • shelf stable
  • vegan
  • vegetarian
  • women owned

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