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May 2, 2023 · The Cannery Public Market in downtown Green Bay has sat empty since it closed back in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but now, there's new life.
- What Will The Changes Be to Lds Canneries?
- Items Available at The Home Storage Centers
- Common Questions & Answers About The Lds Cannery
First thing, they are no longer called canneries since no canning is done at the facilities, but instead they will now go by – Home Storage Centers. In 89 of the Church’s 101 home storage centers in the U.S. and Canada, you will no longer be able to can any food, but instead purchase the same items prepackaged. There will no longer be any ability t...
Bulk Food Storage Items Still Available:
They will no longer have all their food storage items to purchase in bulk, but here are a few things most of them will continue to carry (be sure to check before going): 1. Black Beans 2. White Beans 3. Refried Beans 4. Carrots 5. Onions
Food Items Available in #10 cans & Pouches:
1. Fruit Drink Mix 2. Regular Oats 3. Quick Oats 4. Powdered Milk 5. Hot Cocoa Mix 6. Sugar, Macaroni 7. Spaghetti Bites 8. Apple Slices 9. White Rice 10. White Wheat 11. Hard Red Wheat 12. White Flour 13. Pancake Mix 14. Pinto Beans 15. Potato Pearls 16. Potato Flakes LDS Cannery Labels– This post has pictures of all the cannery labels which contain storage life, ideal conditions, preparation instructions, ingredients, and more!
Other Items:
Water Filtration Bottle – $16.50 for the Bottle (which includes one filter) and $9.00 for an extra filter. This advanced water filtration bottle removes up to 99.99 percent of pollutants and contaminants found in drinking water. Produces up to 100 gallons of filtered water. 28-ounce water bottle includes one filter, an insulator sleeve, and clip. PURCHASE FOOD & ITEMS ONLINE *Remember you can also purchase most of these items online if you don’t have a home storage center nearby. They also of...
Where Can I Find the LDS Cannery Price List & Order Form?
1. Order Form – If you plan on purchasing food at the LDS Cannery you can download the current price list and fill out the order form. 2. PURCHASE ONLINE– If you do not live near a LDS cannery, they have the option to buy many of the items online!
What are LDS (Mormon) Canneries?
The Home Storage Centers (aka Canneries) are operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, and are available to help anyone obtain food storage at low costs. They have been operating for decades and have provided affordable resources to help families become more self-reliant.
Can Non Mormons/Non LDS Use the Canneries?
Absolutely! The LDS canneries are open to anyone who wants to be better prepared. Self-reliance is something the LDS church encourages not only it’s members to do, but everyone. When you can better help yourself, you are in a better position to help others.
May 23, 2024 · Tuesday, the Clark County Commissioners unanimously approved an extension for Eastside Cannery to keep its gaming license for at least the next two years.
- Ryan Ketcham
- Reporter/Multimedia Journalist
- ryan.ketcham@ktnv.com
Jul 7, 2023 · Born from a vision to continue to revitalize downtown Green Bay, officials with The Cannery project say the budding culinary entrepreneurs will receive the guidance and resources they need to...
- Ben Newhouse
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