Fruit & Vegetable Merchants & Markets in Gympie, QLD with opening hours, website
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33 Graham Street, Gympie, 4570
(07) 5482 9483
Convenience Store, Grocery Store, Fruit & Vegetable Store 
Mitchell's Fruit & Veg is a local gem with great quality fresh fruit and vegetables, friendly staff, and affordable prices. Customers praise the beautiful welcome, lovely people, neat and tidy store, and fantastic selection of items. 
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308/1-5 Woolgar Road, Gympie, 4570
(07) 5481 1176
Cafe Farmer And Sun is a popular café in Gympie known for its delicious food and quality coffee. The menu caters to various dietary restrictions, including gluten-free and vegetarian options. Customers appreciate the ethos of 'paddock to plate' and the high-quality, well-presented meals. Portions are generously sized, and visitors frequently return with positive feedback. The café is attached to a fruit, veggie, and essentials shop, adding to its appeal. 
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21 Drummond Drive, Gympie, 4570
(07) 5482 0000
Suncoast Gold Macadamias (Aust) Limited is the leading flavoured macadamia nut supplier in Australia. We process, value add and supply the finest quality macadamia nuts throughout the world. Suncoast Gold Macadamias was established in 1985. Our head office and processing facility are in Gympie, a thriving gold mining town on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland, Australia. The Gympie region is the centre of the original habitat of the native macadamia tree. Suncoast Gold Macadamias has developed a reputation both in Australia and around the world for the efficiency of its operations, quality of its products and a comprehensive client service. Our orchards and factory are well managed and use world-class technology. In 1993, Suncoast Gold Macadamias was the first macadamia company in the world to introduce an internationally recognised quality management system to AS/NZS ISO9002:1994 (now AS/NZS ISO9002:2008), certified by NATA Certification Services International and the Australian Horticultural Corporation. Macadamia nut shells, when combusted, yield an enormous amount of energy. In 2003, Suncoast Gold Macadamias, in co-operation with Ergon Energy, installed a state of the art power plant which uses previously discarded macadamia shells to generate enough 'green electricity' to power around 1, 200 Queensland homes every year. This in turn reduces greenhouse gases by 9, 500 tonnes annually, which is equivalent to taking more than 2, 000 cars off the road every year.