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Description

Harvested sustainably by hand from Tribal Trust lands in Downeast Maine, these tiny gems are bursting with intense blueberry flavor, naturally sweet and packed with antioxidants. But this isn't just any blueberry. This is a product with a powerful story. Owned and operated by the Passamaquoddy Tribe, these freeze-dried blueberries represent a centuries-old tradition of respect for the land and its bounty. By purchasing them, you're not only getting a delicious and healthy snack, but also empowering a Native American community and preserving cultural heritage. What makes these freeze-dried blueberries special? Loaded with anthocyanins and antioxidants - 97% of the nutrients of fresh are retained when freeze dried Concentrated flavor Longer shelf life than fresh Great for baking, topping yogurt or granola, mixed with nuts for a trail mix or simply enjoy them on their own. These freeze-dried these berries are a connection to nature, tradition and community.

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Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
12 units
MSRP
$9.00
Packaging
Pouch

Product identifiers

Category
Dried Fruit & Fruit Snacks

Origin and handling

Country of origin
United States
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
3-6 months

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Wild blueberries

Learn about Passamaquoddy Wild Blueberry Co

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Passamaquoddy Wild Blueberry CoEstablished 1981

We are currently working through switching freeze-dryers. Please bare with us as this is out of our control. Be part of our story. The Passamaquoddy people are stewards of the land, harvesting this natural bounty of the earth - the Passamaquoddy and other Wabanaki tribes have been harvesting wild blueberries by hand for centuries. Passamaquoddy Wild Blueberry Co. is fully owned by the Tribe and independently produces millions of pounds of wild blueberries annually. Each year, the company's profits are reinvested in the business which employs Tribal members or distributed back to two reservations to the Tribe’s prosperity and economic development initiatives.