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Oregon Cranberry Company
P.O. Box 1166
Bandon, OR 97411
Office: (541) 347-1166
 Toll Free: (866) 347-1166
Fax: (541) 347-2221
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Faber Farms
54980 Morrison Road
Bandon, OR 97411
(Take Highway 42 to Morrison Road. Take a right and follow the signs.) |
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Faber Farms |
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Cranberry Scoop Gift Shop |
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The Oregon Cranberry Company is the largest
Independent Cranberry Handler in Oregon.
Faber Farms
Faber Farms grows and processes Cranberries at their Morrison Road farm/plant.
Cranberry Farm Tours
For those of you who have not had the opportunity of visiting a cranberry farm,
you are in for a unique experience. Learn how cranberries are grown...join
us for a tour of cranberry farm.
Oregon grows the best cranberries! The berries are vine ripened, and since
the Oregon Coast provides a longer growing season than any other growing region
or state, our berries are larger and have that dark crimson red color that
people have now come to associate with our Oregon grown fruit.
We only pick our berries when they are ripe.
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Cranberry Products
If you love everything cranberry, the Cranberry Scoop Gift Shop is a "Must
See" on your trip to the Southern Oregon Coast. There are many items that will
tickle the fancy of the cranberry cook....A Cook Book with over 100 different
ways to use cranberries.
Fresh cranberries, from our farm, are used to make The Cranberry Salsa... once
you taste it you just have to have more. In the food section you'll find
the BEST Sweet & Dried Cranberries you have ever tasted, Cranberry Mustard,
Cranberry Marmalade, Cranberry Chutney, and Chocolate Covered Cranberries, just
to name a few.
You'll also find Cranberry Candles, Cranberry Soap, Cranberry Cook Books, and
many other wonderful Cranberry Products.
Fresh Cranberries are also available in October, but they sell fast so place
your order early!
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FUN FACT:
The cranberry gets its name from Dutch and German settlers,
who called it "crane berry." When the vines bloom in the
late spring and the flowers' light pink petals twist back,
they have a resemblance to the head and bill of a crane.
Over time, the name was shortened to cranberry.
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