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Chad and Karen Heringer created the popular Steveston butcher shop, that bears their name, but have sold it to Vancouver business Windsor Meats, to enable them to retire. The new owners promise to keep all that’s great.
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Heringers welcomes new owners
It will still be called Heringers—the butcher
shop and more in Steveston—but Chad and Karen Heringer will no longer be there.
After 28 years, they will be enjoying what
they are calling their, “Freedom 55,” hitting the road with their airstream
trailer and enjoying retirement.
They have sold their shop and all that goes
with it, including their recipes.
The new owners plan to keep the shop much the
same, “perhaps adding a few things too,” Karen says.
After so many years in a business that they
say “has happily consumed every aspect of our lives,” Chad and Karen call their
departure and much-deserved retirement “bittersweet.”
“We are so grateful for the rare opportunity
we have had to share our lives and food passions with so many people,” she
says.
The shop’s Heringers name and phone number
will not change as the new owners move in.
“We encourage you to give them some adjustment
time as they learn about you and your expectations.”
Saying they will miss us all, Chad and Karen
add: “We hope that everyone will work together to keep the little butcher shop
we had such joy in creating a going concern for many years to come.”
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