Overview

Alberta producers and processors need our support now more than ever. Every corner of the province is packed with hard-working, dedicated folks producing safe, nutritious food for Albertans, Canadians and the world.

Support your neighbours and keep your hard-earned dollars in our province – buy Albertan. From beef to canola oil to honey, Alberta producers are known the world over for sustainable, high-quality products.

 

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Look for Buy Local Alberta posters and graphics to find Alberta-owned businesses and locally made products. By buying local, you support your neighbours and keep hard-earned dollars in our province.

Find local products

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Find and visit an approved farmer’s market in your area.

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Connect with Alberta producers and processors.

Keep it close to home

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Pick your own fresh fruit, vegetables or flowers at a u-pick farm near you.

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Choose local products at your neighbourhood supermarket.

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Support restaurants that source locally produced food.

Look for the label

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Look for Buy Local Alberta posters and graphics in shop windows and on shelves to find Alberta owned businesses and locally made products. Businesses promoting local products can download our free toolkit.

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The Alberta Food Processors Association administers a voluntary labelling program to help consumers quickly identify foods and beverages produced in the province. To learn more about this program, visit: Made in Alberta.

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Knowing how to spot Canadian-made food is half the battle. Learn more on the Canadian Food Inspection Agency website at: How to identify Canadian food.

Get involved

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Check out the Alberta Local Food events calendar to attend events near you

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Plan your ultimate local food experience during Local Food Week at Open Farm Days

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Promote and follow the local food conversation to see events, activities and celebrations using #ABLocalFood

Resources

Promote a product or business

Alberta businesses can download a toolkit featuring free printable materials to help customers identify their home-grown business and products.

Download the toolkit