Product Description
Maple Syrup & Grand Marnier
Made from 97% Canada # 1 Medium Maple Syrup and 3% alc/vol Grand Marnier liqueur directly purchased from de Marnier Lapostolle in France.
Its delicate orange flavour blended with our delicious maple syrup will add a divine touch to all your favourite dishes. You can use our Grand Marnier Maple Syrup as a coulis for desserts, ice cream or gelato. It can also enhance your coffee with a delicious hint of sweetness.
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Company Profile
- Name: Maple Syrup Producer's Cooperative
- Main Products: maple syrup,maple,food flavors,food ingredients
- Business Type: Manufacture & Trade
- Address: 2100, Saint-Laurent, C.P. 310,Plessisville (Quebec) Canada G6L 2Y8
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Maple Producers Band Together
May 2 1925 - Today marks an important step for Quebec maple producers. One hundred and two producers from the Dorchester and Megantic counties officially form a cooperative to cope with a monopoly of buyers whose demands threaten to destroy the market.
Since the early 1920s, chaos has reigned in the maple industry. Quebec maple producers have been powerless against those who control the wholesale market - by far the largest outlet - and adopt a "take it or leave it" attitude, offering a measly 4c to 5c per pound of sugar.
To remedy the situation, the Honorable Jos. Edmond Caron, Minister of Agriculture, directed Cyrille Vaillancourt, head of the honey and maple syrup department, to find a solution. The cooperative project, which was launched with Cooperative Federee de Quebec manager J.-Arthur Paquet, began operations in 1924 when seventeen producers from Saint-Prosper, Saint-Zacharie, Sainte-Rose, Saint-Philibert, Saint-Benjamin et Saint-Aurelie joined together to prove its viability.
The cooperative, officially incorporated under the name "Les Producteurs de Sucre d'erable de Quebec", has its headquarters in Levis.
A Fair Price, Full Control, and Quality
As founding manager Cyrille Vaillancourt explains, banding together gives producers the power to get a fair price for their products and control all aspects of their industry. "Quebec maple producers are now in a position to supply both the industrial and retail markets with maple products packaged and stocked under the best possible conditions. As a result, producers will be able to deal directly with their customers and offer a product that meets the highest quality standards at a fair price".
Mr. Vaillancourt also believes that it will not be long before producers from the Beauce and the Eastern and Northern townships join the founding members.
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