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Community Supported Agriculture February 18, 2014 Environmental Management Department Tara Stout Food Safety and Certifications Manager

A brief overview of How Capay inc. Operates: Suppliers Grocery Stores Restaurants & Farmers Markets Capay Inc. Farms Dist. & Logistics CSA: Community Supported Agriculture Difference between CO and FFTY Other Farms

It all begins at the farm Harvesting Weather permitting – begins at 6am Packing Harvest dependent – begins at 9am Commodity Specific Field packed - lot codes RPC (Re-usable Plastic Container) Harvest bin Frost, etc. postpone harvest times or rain Field packed (boxes) get lot codes and after packed into boxes or clamshells – lot codes Community Supported Agriculture | February 18, 2014

Harvest bins & rpc’s Melons or winter squash in bins RPCs – smaller commodities like grapes

Sizing line Smaller falls through first and holes in conveyor get bigger as move down the line so largest product at end.

Washing line Similar to car wash – place carrots or root vegetables on conveyor and spray from above. Water falls into bins below and filtered through filters in storage area to right and re-circulated. Tested and refreshed.

Hydrovac Hydrovac is our blast chiller – vacuums air out to chill quickly for quality – can use water to cool product also like a car wash. Staged to be shipped to west sac.

suppliers Supplier Requirements: Organic Certification (if applicable) Food Safety Certificate Indemnification Agreement Reason for additional suppliers: Variety of product/Specific Commodity Build relationships with small farms Product is trucked to the West Sac Distribution center daily Will be used by FFTY or CO wholesale Additional Suppliers deliver their product to West Sac

Our Food Safety & certifications Distribution Centers Certified by Ceres - GMPs Farms Certified by Primus - GAPs We discussed what suppliers need to supply to us….this is our cert status if we want to supply to someone like a grocery store. CCOF has requirements for labeling similar to new bill. All farms & facilities: CCOF certified - Organic

West Sacramento distribution center Product is received and stored in 1 of 3 different coolers – commodity and temperature specific FFTY Orders are finalized two days prior to delivery date for inventory and delivery routes Prep Crew: Sunday – Wednesday 6pm-5am Weigh or portion out product Community Supported Agriculture | February 18, 2014

West Sacramento distribution center Packing Crew: Monday – Thursday 6am-5pm Assemble boxes as selected by customers preferences Exclusions and substitutions Origin of product Each box receives Farm News Recipes Contents of box list Regulars assembled in AM Specials assembled in PM Pallets of boxes are organized reverse of delivery order Pick to light and how it works to pack boxes – 4,500 boxes per day 18k per week. Community Supported Agriculture | February 18, 2014

Box types to choose from Community Supported Agriculture | February 18, 2014

Each box comes in additional sizes and indicates where product originates from Community Supported Agriculture | February 18, 2014

Delivery Delivery date assigned by zip code Delivery order uploaded to GPS for drivers Vans stagger loading boxes beginning at 7PM Delivery of CSA boxes can occur between 8PM and 10AM – Dependent on location business vs. residence Delivery

Pictures posted by customers: Community Supported Agriculture | February 18, 2014

Pictures posted by customers: Community Supported Agriculture | February 18, 2014

Company history Video Clip: http://www.americasheartland.org/episodes/episode_913/organic_fa rm.htm# Community Supported Agriculture | February 18, 2014

The Company’s Vision: People participate in a transparent food system where communities and sustainable farms are connected. Community Supported Agriculture | February 18, 2014

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