Published 2026-07-02 · reflects the registry as of the latest site build · 21 active listings
Every food and drink brand in the registry, in one walkthrough: coffee roasters, vinegar makers, popcorn growers, cookie bakers, and a bitters maker — each with its own Made-in-USA (or more specific, place-named) statement quoted verbatim and sourced.
Food is the category where origin claims get most concrete: several brands name a specific state or region rather than just "USA" — grain from Alaska, popcorn grown and sourced from small Indiana farms, vinegar produced and aged in Massachusetts. That specificity is the brand’s own choice of language; I don’t verify the underlying sourcing, only reproduce what’s published.
A headquarters line names where a company is based, not necessarily where an ingredient was grown — read the quoted claim for that detail. Every entry links to its full listing with source and recorded date; corrections reach me within 10 business days.
Our Alaska Grown Whole Grain Products
Alaska Flour Company markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Alaska Flour Company is a family operation in Alaska that raises hulless barley and mills it into whole-grain flour and cereal products. It markets its products as Alaska grown.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →grown and made in Northern Michigan
American Spoon markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
American Spoon, based in Northern Michigan, makes fruit preserves, jams, and condiments from regional fruit. It markets its products as grown and made in Northern Michigan.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →All of our vinegars are produced, aged and bottled by us in our vinegar works here in the Bay State.
American Vinegar Works markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
American Vinegar Works makes small-batch vinegars from American wines, ciders, and brews at its vinegar works in Massachusetts. It markets its vinegars as produced, aged, and bottled in Massachusetts.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →All of our popcorn is grown and sourced from small farms in Indiana.
Amish Country Popcorn markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Amish Country Popcorn, based in Berne, Indiana, sells popcorn kernels and related snacks. It markets its popcorn as grown on small family farms in Indiana.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Bourbon chocolates made in a nut-free shop in Louisville, Kentucky.
Art Eatables markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Art Eatables, based in Louisville, Kentucky, makes bourbon truffles and chocolates in its own shop. It markets its confections as made in Louisville, Kentucky.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Unless the cookies are branded as being Berger Cookies, you aren't getting the original Baltimore classic.
Berger Cookies markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Berger Cookies, based in Baltimore, Maryland, bakes cake-like cookies hand-dipped in fudge icing. The brand markets its cookies as the original Baltimore classic.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Our local coffees are ripe harvested, handcrafted, milled in small batches, roasted-to-order
Big Island Coffee Roasters markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Big Island Coffee Roasters, based in Hilo, Hawaii, grows, mills, and roasts Kona and Hawaiian coffees. It markets its coffee as harvested and roasted-to-order in Hawaii.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Virginia's first urban cidery, located in Richmond, VA ... heirloom apples sourced in the mountains of Virginia
Blue Bee Cider markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Blue Bee Cider, based in Richmond, Virginia, is an urban cidery producing ciders from Virginia-grown heirloom apples. It markets its ciders as made in Richmond, Virginia.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Made in the USA ... Products proudly produced right here in the USA.
Blues Hog markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Blues Hog, based in Washington, Missouri, makes barbecue sauces, rubs, and marinades. It markets its products as produced in the USA.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Handmade for You ... Tucson, Arizona, USA
Cheri's Desert Harvest markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Cheri's Desert Harvest, based in Tucson, Arizona, makes prickly-pear syrups, candies, and preserves. It markets its products as handmade in Tucson, Arizona.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Today, we continue to manufacture in Terre Haute, Indiana, our home since the company's inception.
Clabber Girl markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Clabber Girl, based in Terre Haute, Indiana, makes baking powder and related baking products. It markets its products as manufactured in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Best Coffee Company Products Made in USA - Detroit Bold
Detroit Bold Coffee Co. markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Detroit Bold Coffee Co., based in Detroit, Michigan, roasts and sells coffee under the “Detroit Bold” name. The brand markets its coffee products as made in the USA and offers bagged coffee, single-serve cups, and 2.5 oz commercial coffee. Product lines include ground and whole bean options across medium and dark roasts, along with tea gift sets and merchandise. The company describes roasting “since 1914,” and it runs a Detroit-focused cup-donation mission tied to coffee purchases.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Made in New Orleans
El Guapo Bitters markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
El Guapo Bitters, based in New Orleans, Louisiana, makes cocktail bitters, syrups, and mixers. It markets its products as made in New Orleans.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Handcrafted Chocolates in Waterbury, CT
Fascia's Chocolates markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Fascia's Chocolates, based in Waterbury, Connecticut, makes handcrafted chocolates. It markets its chocolates as handcrafted in Waterbury, CT.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →the real thing only comes from Hatch, New Mexico
Hatch Chile Store markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Hatch Chile Store, based in Hatch, New Mexico, is a family farming operation selling fresh, roasted, and jarred Hatch green chile. It markets its chile as grown in Hatch, New Mexico.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Holmes Made Salsa is still canned the old-fashioned way in our certified kitchen in Wichita.
Holmes Made Salsa markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Holmes Made Salsa, based in Wichita, Kansas, makes small-batch salsas, pickles, relishes, and sauces. It markets its salsa as canned in its certified kitchen in Wichita.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →still made in the same factory since 1909
Idaho Candy Company markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Idaho Candy Company, based in Boise, Idaho, makes the Idaho Spud and other classic candy bars. It markets its candy as still made in its original Boise factory.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →made in Rhode Island by someone who actually cooks for a living
Ocean State Pepper Co. markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Ocean State Pepper Co. (trading as Rhody Pepper) makes hot sauces and pepper blends in Rhode Island. It markets its sauces as made in Rhode Island.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →NM grown enchilada style sauces and salsas
Santa Fe Ole markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
Santa Fe Ole, based in Deming, New Mexico, makes red chile sauces, enchilada sauces, and salsas. It markets its sauces as made with New Mexico grown chile.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →Our American-made foods include Vermont maple syrup, soups and jams
The Vermont Country Store markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
The Vermont Country Store, based in Weston, Vermont, sells American-made foods and snacks spanning Vermont maple syrup, soups, and jams. The brand markets a “Made in the USA” food collection that also includes pantry items, Vermont cheese, and jam and jelly varieties. Its food and bakery sections feature prepared soup offerings and other shelf-stable staples geared toward home cooking. The company describes its American-made foods as including Vermont maple syrup, soups, and jams.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →New Mexico Grown & Family Owned
White Crow Hops markets itself as Made in USA. Source: the brand's own labeling.
White Crow Hops, based in Ancones, New Mexico, grows and sells hops for brewing on its Bar Circle 'S' Ranch. It markets its hops as New Mexico grown and family owned.
Full listing: claim source & recorded date →How to read all of this: each quote above is the brand's own public statement, recorded verbatim on the date shown — not a finding of mine. The FTC applies an "all or virtually all" standard to Made in USA claims (ftc.gov); meeting it is each brand's responsibility. Spot something stale? The correction form reaches me directly.
