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Brightside of Local: How One Farm Nourishes More Than Just Our Breakfasts

On a recognizable stretch of road in Chilliwack, there’s a little market that hums with local promise. The shelves at Brightside Market filled with the golden glow of freshly laid organic eggs, collected just steps away from where the hens roam.


It’s simple, familiar, and deeply meaningful because every carton of Brightside Eggs tells a bigger story about how local food keeps our community alive.


Rooted in the Valley

Brightside Eggs is a family-run, certified organic farm built on care for their animals, their land, and the community that supports them.


Their hens are raised on an organic, non-GMO diet and enjoy space to move and scratch as nature intended. You can taste the difference in every yolk, but the true value of Brightside goes far beyond the breakfast table.

“Every purchase from a local farm like Brightside ripples through the community, from the farmers and delivery drivers to the small local suppliers who keep things running.”


When we choose to buy local, we’re keeping the economy of small towns strong. It’s a simple act that multiplies its impact.



The Brightside Market: Farm-Fresh Access Made Simple

The self-serve Brightside Market was born from a desire to connect people directly to the source of their food.


It’s a place where you can pick up your eggs, chat with a neighbour, and support multiple local makers all in one stop. Alongside their signature organic eggs, you’ll often find local honey, preserves, beef, ready made meals, soups and baking. Each item represents another Fraser Valley story and another family business that thrives because of community support.


Food Security and the Power of Local Systems

In a world where long supply chains can stretch thin, local food systems offer something invaluable, stability.


When distant suppliers face delays or shortages, farms like Brightside keep food flowing close to home. They shorten the distance between producer and plate, ensuring that our community has dependable access to fresh, nutritious food.


That’s food security in its most tangible form.


Sustainability Starts at Home

Supporting local farms isn’t just good for our economy, it’s good for the environment too.


Every time we choose food that’s grown or produced nearby, we’re reducing the trucks on the road, the fuel burned, and the carbon footprint of our meals. Fewer transport miles mean fresher food and a lighter impact on the planet.


Organic farms like Brightside also help protect soil health and biodiversity, ensuring that Chilliwack’s farmland stays fertile for generations to come.


These practices reflect a shared value across our farming community, a belief that sustainability and stewardship start right here at home.



A Stronger Future, Together

When we talk about supporting local agriculture, we’re really talking about investing in each other.


The success of farms like Brightside isn’t just their own, it belongs to all of us who believe in a thriving, self-sustaining Chilliwack.


So the next time you crack open a Brightside egg, remember: it’s more than breakfast. It’s a vote for local resilience, for sustainability, and for a community that continues to feed us and nurture our connection to agriculture.



 
 
 

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