Among the giant karri tree forests in Western Australia, near the southern coast at Windy Harbour, in the little town of Northcliffe, Karri Country Good Food provides fresh food directly to the public. Local growers sell fresh fruit and vegetables through the KCGF shop, which also stocks locally produced, good quality milk, cheese, eggs, honey and olive oil, preferably showcasing the excellent, award-winning food grown in the southern forests. Please see the “Stock” page for details.

NOTICE RE CORONAVIRUS COVID-19

Only 4 customers are to be in the shop at any time.

All customers must use the hand sanitiser provided before shopping and observe social distancing rules.

FOR HOME DELIVERY OR URGENT REQUIREMENTS PLEASE

PHONE 0455628097 or 9776 6886 (shop number)

Shop Opening Hours

Monday: 10am to 4pm
Tuesday: 10am to 4pm
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 10am to 4pm
Friday: 10am to 4pm
Saturday: 10am to 1pm

Closed Sunday and public holidays

Please note that hours may vary without notice

The KCGF shop stocks an increasing range of products including -

Fresh, locally grown fruit and vegetables

Fresh local honey, eggs and olive oil

Milk and cream from award-winning local dairy, Bannister Downs

Cheeses including from Cape Naturaliste and Cambray Cheese

Locally made Gleanie’s jams, sauces, chutneys and pickles

Holy Smoke ham, bacon, trout, chicken and salmon, plus dips

Nannup Fresh olive oil on tap

Dried foods, including flours, legumes, seeds, nuts and fruits

Organic and fair trade chocolate

Eco-friendly household cleaning and personal hygiene products

For more information please see the “Our Stock” page on this website.

Disclaimer:

Karri Country Good Food Inc. is a food shop. We do not ascribe to any dietary regime. We make no health claims or health food claims and offer no medical advice.

Contact: info@karricountrygoodfood.com.au

Karri Country Good Food Inc. ABN 80 771 927 922

Karri Country Good Food acknowledges the original custodians of country throughout Australia and recognises their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to them and their cultures; and to elders both past and present.