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central dairiesold bonne bay rddeer-lake, NL

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Newfoundland and Labrador Dairy Co-operative is the only 100% locally owned and operated fluid milk processor in the province, founded and owned by 19 local dairy farmers. Central Dairies produces and distributes fluid milk and dairy products sourced entirely from local farms across Newfoundland and Labrador.

Specializes in

local milk productiondairy processing

Services

fluid milk processingdairy product manufacturingdistribution

Serving Newfoundland and Labrador, Avalon Peninsula

Additional information extracted from the firm's public website. Last updated: August 6, 2026

Contact Information

Phone: (709) 635-5171

Website: http://www.centraldairies.com/

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How much does catering cost in deer-lake?

Wedding catering runs $75-$200+ per person for plated service. Corporate catering is $15-$50 per person for lunch. Buffet service typically costs 20-30% less than plated. Prices vary by menu complexity, service style, and region.

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For weddings, book 6-12 months ahead. Corporate events need 4-8 weeks. Private parties can often book 2-4 weeks out. Popular caterers in major cities book up fast for peak wedding season (May-October).

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Full-service catering typically includes menu planning, food preparation, service staff, tableware rental, setup, and cleanup. Some caterers also provide bar service, linens, and table decor. Always confirm exactly what is included in writing.

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Drop-off catering delivers prepared food to your venue — you handle setup and serving. Full-service includes staff for setup, serving, and cleanup. Drop-off costs 40-60% less but requires more work from you. Best for casual events under 50 people.

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