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Acquaint Your Customers With a Maine-Crafted Product
If you are seeking products marked by excellent craftsmanship, distinctive character and broad appeal, look no further than the state of Maine.
From simple family recipes with pure local origins to exotic new creations, Maine producers provide added value and high marketability to the state's food products. Our small entrepreneurs and large manufacturers are consistently recognized for their quality, their role in advancing today's popular local food movement, and their function as a major force in state's economy.
Connect your customers with the Maine story. There's simply no better time to tap the richness of Maine's food culture. The Maine Food Producers Alliance provides easy access to the best our state has to offer.
Interested in a product not included in our Product Finder? Contact Us and we will help you find a producer.
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Our original apple sauce comes from a time-honored tradition that combines the apples and spices in an extraordinary apple spice flavor that has a truly unique taste and texture. |
Loaded with nuts, seeds and grains, our favorite, is "the way granola should be." Eat with milk, yogurt, fruit or as a snack. |
Delicious organic snack containing cashews, maple syrup, pure vanilla and sea salt. |
Fresh ingredients, all-natural, delicious seafood condiment, topping for pizza, mixed in with meatloaf, and of course as a chip salsa. |
Wonderful rich flavor from Calamata Olives, serve warm as bruschetta or over pasta, also as a simmer sauce with veal. |
Our version of a northern Italian espresso--not too dark. Round and rich, with chocolate, earth and rustic fruit. |
Frozen Wild Blueberries |
Wild Blueberry Juice |
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Our Apple Salsa comes from a special recipe that uses the finest ingredients to create its delicious taste. It might just be the best way yet to enjoy an apple. We now offer a medium apple salsa and will introduce a hot version this fall.