Press Release
May 12, 2020

Coombs Family Farms Introduces Maple Stream™, the First Spray-able Maple

Coombs Family Farms, a seventh generation producer and packer of pure and organic maple, presents Coombs Family Farms Maple Stream™, the first spray-able maple syrup.
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Maple Syrup Production Down 33.6%. The report found that the sugar content of tree sap was down in most regions, leading to 33.6% lower production compared to the last decade; but on the bright side, 45% of US-based maple syrup product was organically produced.

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In a crop report sent out to retailers, Arnold Coombs, director of sales and marketing, Bascom Maple Farm and Coombs Family Farms, detailed a disappointing time for sugarmakers with the sugar content of the sap being down in most regions, leading to lower production levels.

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There’s much to love about maple syrup. It’s natural, and rich with antioxidants and nutrients like riboflavin and zinc. Also, it has less calories than honey and table sugar, and has a striking amber color and caramel-like flavor.

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Press Release
May 12, 2020

Coombs Family Farms Pure and Organic Maple Gears Up for Grilling Season

Coombs Family Farms, a seventh generation producer of pure maple and a champion of small family farms, today issued a reminder to barbecue aficionados, pitmasters and smokers everywhere: Maple Makes Barbecue Better.
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Press Release
December 18, 2019

Despite Short Season, U.S. Pure Maple Production is Up Forecast for Fall Straight Through the Holidays is Pure and Organic Maple

More than 4.2 Million Gallons of Pure Maple Syrup Produced in the U.S. Vermont, the Country’s Leading Producer, Made 2 Million Gallons
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Double-digit sales increases and a record-setting syrup yield indicates maple syrup fervor is here to stay.

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Sugarmaker Arnold Coombs pulls back the curtain on the merchandising opportunities awaiting retailers in this category.

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Coombs sat down with Taste Radio editor Ray Latif and discussed his family’s history in the maple syrup business, why he compares syrup production to wine making and the challenges in marketing a commodity product.

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