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Congratulations to the New Owners

of Nature's Corner Bakery & Cafe

Rachel & Stacey Duncan


Winter Hours
Mon. - CLOSED
Tues.-Sat. 9-5
Sunday 11-4

February 14th - Valentines Day
Grand Re-Opening to be Announced










 


 




Nature's Corner Bakery & Cafe - A small business with a Big Cause
www.helpcreatingsmiles.org

A small, quaint bakery - cafe nestled in the Village of Ridgeville, Nature's Corner is a place to come that is relaxing, comfortable and warm. A place where people come to connect with old friends over a cup of coffee or a light, healthy lunch. All their baking is made from natural, organic (when possible) and wholegrain ingredients; giving a delicious, and still decadent sweet taste.

Nature’s Corner began with many passions & experience of owner- Carol Lloyd; with her many business’s along the way; from cooking – baking, design, herbal medicine and a holistic lifestyle; Nature’s Corner has always been about Simple, Healthy, Local Food.

While the biggest challenge has been space, there is no empty corner. You need only to walk through the store a few times or sit with an organic, Fair Trade coffee or tea to take in all the hidden treasures, both new and some antique. Everything is for sale!

The unique gift shop has grown for the environmentally conscious shopper, with many healthy and eco friendly gifts.

Keeping with her passion of Fair Trade and after studying coffee to gain an appreciation for the labour involved with one of the top highest traded commodities in the world, she sourced out the best organic Fair Trade Coffee she could find. She found and supports a roasting company in Toronto that is truly as eco-friendly as possible. She added Fair Trade sugar, chocolate and some giftware to Nature's Corner, but this was not enough.

Little did she know that a last minute vacation would change her life. Her connection to El Salvador has made aquiring Fair Trade product real . A first hand experience into what is possible for these families when these artisans are given fair wages, safe working conditions, proper business education & marketing skills and practices.

"This is what connects us to a product and creates jobs".

Fair Trade stands for Fair economic wage. It is the sustainability of communities, farms and families. "It makes sense".

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