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Willamette Valley Fruit Company

Willamette Valley Fruit Comany was founded by three farm families back in 1999. G&C Farms was founded by Gerald and Carolyn Roth, 2nd generation farmers, and is now ran by their children and grandchildren. Dave Dunn has been in food processing for over 30 years and is the General Manager (as well as one of the three founders) of WVFC. The third founder has since retired and sold his shares back to the company.
Willamette Valley Fruit Company began processing berries in 1999. They started hand-making pies and cobblers with their own fruits in 2001. They now bag their frozen fruits into retail polybags and have added other products, which they pride in being fresh and flavorful. WVFC brings you their all-natural, hand-made pies & cobblers, frozen fruits, jams & preserves, syrups, fruit bars, and raw honey.

Frozen Fruit Polybags (4 x 2 lb bags)

$57.95 per 4 x 2 lb bags

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Salem, OR

Only the top 20 percent of Willamette's berries make the grade for this fancy product. This fruit is ripe, sweet, and full of flavor as it was freshly picked, cleaned, and Individually Quick Frozen (IQF). These polybags are clear, so that you can clearly see the quality and character of the fruit. They also contain a reusable Ziploc seal. Just pour out what you want for your smoothie, cereal, pancakes, or your favorite recipe, and save the rest for later.

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Frozen Berry Bonanza (8 lb bag)

$50.95 per 8 lb bag

Salem, OR

The Frozen Berry Bonanza Mix is perfect for your everyday smoothie. This mix contains delicious strawberries and marionberries with sliced bananas. Add this mix to some protein powder in a blender for a great post workout treat.

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Frozen Forest Berry Mix (8 lb bag)

$54.95 per 8 lb bag

Salem, OR

The Forest Berry Mix includes marionberries, blueberries, and boysenberries, an excellent mix with many wonderful uses. We recommend you try adding this mix to your breakfast desserts for a healthier treat. Many people also love adding forest berries to their tea as a natural sweetener.

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