Cranberry Country Market takes pride in its locally-sourced produce. Whenever possible, Tomah, WI's most family-friendly grocery store buys from Wisconsin-based vendors. You can find fresh vegetables, dairy products, fruits, preserves, and more at their supermarket—and most of these products were made in Wisconsin. 

If buying local is important to you, you'll find many of the following Wisconsin-produced groceries at Cranberry Country Market:

• Maple Syrup: Wisconsin is one of the few areas in the world where this delicious natural product is produced on a commercially accessible scale. Why buy anything of lesser quality when pure, locally tapped maple syrup at Cranberry Country Market contains no preservatives or additives?

• Honey: There are a lot of local beekeepers in Wisconsin. Next time you stop by Cranberry Country Market, check out one of their many varieties of honey.

  

• Apples: There are more than 300 commercial apple orchards in the state of Wisconsin today. Apples have a relatively short growing season in Wisconsin, but their local cultivation is made possible due to extensive research conducted by the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society in 1890 and beyond.

• Fresh Cranberries: Did you know that over 60% of the nation's cranberries are grown right here in Wisconsin? Whenever you get your cranberries at Cranberry Country Market, you can be sure that they were locally grown. Central and northern Wisconsin provide some of the best growing conditions for this incredibly versatile berry, which is found in jellies, juices, and flavorings in many popular products.

• Milk & Cheese: All you have to do is look out your window to see why Wisconsin produces so many fine dairy products, including milk, cheese, butter, and yogurts.

Cranberry Country Market is locally owned and operated in Tomah. Stop by today, give them a call at (608) 374-4944 to find out about their weekly grocery specials, or visit them online to learn more.