Great taste starts in the earth

From farm to factory and now to you, Haute Nature granola offers a collection of purposeful blends made from well-raised crops — ingredients that haven’t been genetically modified or irradiated, that are free of pesticides, transfats, and other harmful additives or colourants. Our granola blends are assembled using a majority of local (85%) and organic (70%) ingredients and premium quality fair trade chocolates.

When you purchase a bag of Haute Nature granola you are supporting the Slow Food Philosophy and the delicate balance between the earth, its vegetation and our bodies. It means you believe in rewarding farmers justly for the care they take, and you recognize craftsmen for using the most ethical production and employment practices.

From production to market, our organic ingredients and production processes are certified by ECOCERT Canada, a registered independent certification organisation.

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When you open a bag of Haute Nature granola, take the time to savour all that nature has to offer.

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bee Join us on Facebook

Are you on Facebook? Join us! La Fourmi Bionique has created a special Facebook page, and we would love for all of our readers to join in and become a fan.

bee In the bee community

This hasn’t been a bee’s summer. With trees and flowers blooming late in the season and rainy days leaving bees hive-bound, honey producers are collecting only 30% of their usual yield.

Local SourcesSwitching to local and organic sources

To view the recently published sustainable business practices of our company, visit the Ethipedia Website:

http://www.ethipedia.net/len/node/1202

eat healthyEating healthy is too expensive

Find out what Canadians are saying about the cost of food when it comes to choosing healthy foods, according to the latest edition of Consumerology Report produced by Bensimon Byrne.

http://www.marketingmag.ca

locavoreAbout the “locavore” movement

Are you a “locavore”? If you believe in the value of purchasing locally grown/produced food, you just might be one! For a complete definition:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Local_food#Locavore

A recent CBC documentary "The Great Food Revolution" broached the topic of the ”locavore” movement:

http://www.cbc.ca/documentaries/greatfoodrevolution/