Alaska Seasoning Company
Soldotna, Alaska
About Alaska Seasoning Company
The Alaska Seasoning Company blends, labels, fills and distributes its seasonings in Alaska.
AlaSkins
Soldotna, Alaska
About AlaSkins
AlaSkins’ single-ingredient dog treats are made with sustainably fished wild Alaskan salmon, cod and halibut to ensure that our canine friends get the high-quality protein they crave while packing their favorite food with Omega-3s and essential vitamins. AlaSkins, Alaska’s 2022 Manufacturer of the Year, celebrates zero-waste culture by harnessing the nutritional benefits of fish skins and keeping them out of landfills.
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Albanese Confectionery
Merrilville, Indiana
About Albanese Confectionery
Albanese Confectionery’s commitment to producing the world’s best gummies in experimenting with their recipes earned the company recognition as the Professional Candy Buyer’s Product of the Year in 2002, earning nominations and awards routinely in subsequent years. Albanese produces its candies and chocolates in the Midwest and sources its ingredients exclusively from America and Europe.
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Alchemy Goods
Boulder, Colorado
About Alchemy Goods
Ingenious upcycler Alchemy Goods reincarnates recycled bicycle inner tubes, old seatbelts, and other discarded materials into city sophisticate bags and accessories that just also happen to be highly water-resistant. If your cycling hobby leaves you surrounded by old bicycle inner tubes, as founder Eli Reich was, you too can participate in the Alchemy Goods transformation process by donating your inner tubes to a local REI store.
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Alden
Brockton, Massachusetts
About Alden
The Alden Shoe Company, founded in 1884, was one of hundreds of shoe manufacturers in New England in the 19th century. However, as other manufacturers sought to produce their goods in other countries, taking advantage of cheap labor and materials, Alden chose to remain in the United States, producing the highest quality leather shoes possible. Today, Alden’s men dress shoes are sold worldwide.
Alexa Martha Designs
Missoula, Montana
About Alexa Martha Designs
Alexa Martha was born in Germany to a family with a legacy in jewelry making. She started following that path, earning a Journeyman’s Diploma in her home country, but eventually took a pause to move to Montana and raise her kids. Now, she’s back at it, making intricate pieces by hand in Missoula. Alexa makes an effort to use American-sourced materials. Her work has paid off — her pieces have been sported by celebrities like Maisie Williams from Game of Thrones and Molly Ringwald from Sixteen Candles.
Alexis Drake
Cheyenne, Wyoming
About Alexis Drake
“Perfectly, imperfect,” Alexis Drake’s bags, jewelry, and belts for men and women offer a modern and elegant take on Western chic. All of its products are handmade and distinctly artisanal.
In addition to supporting the local economy by producing its goods in America, Alexis Drake also sponsors several local Wyoming charities and others in the United States.
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AlkaVida
Santa Clarita, California
About AlkaVida
AlkaVida filters have been keeping water cleaner with American-made dependability since 1994. Their products for both shower and drinking water eliminate heavy metals, chlorine and other harmful contaminants while balancing the water pH in your home. And we really appreciate AlkaVida’s transparency: The company publishes a map on its homepage showing where all its materials sourcing takes place throughout the U.S.
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All American 1930
Manitowoc, Wisconsin
About All American 1930
Wisconsin has historically had a thriving cookware industry. In Manitowoc, one example is All American 1930. The company is a division of the Wisconsin Aluminum Foundry Co., which got its start all the way back in 1912. Its signature product is pressure canners, which it began making in (you guessed it!) 1930. Pressure canners are the only safe way to can products like meats, beans and vegetables. The company has grown a lot in 96 years and now sells other cookware products like pans and Dutch ovens.
