American Spoon has locations in Petoskey, Traverse City, Harbor Springs, and Charlevoix. They produce a variety of fruit butters, mixes, and jams; mostly made from Michigan-grown fruits.
The Blissfest is an annual "folk and roots" festival held north of Harbor Springs, MI. It also doubles as a showcase for local foods and musical talent. Blackbird Gardens will be in attendence this year, so look for our food tent!
Crooked Tree is a bakery in Petoskey, and they make a wide variety of scones, bread, and granola. Breadworks is available in many local businesses, such as the Grain Train
Food For Thought sells gormet canned goods, from salsa to jams, made organically. The Honor, MI based company's products can be found in co-ops and grocery stores across the state.
The Grain Train is member-owed food cooperative in downtown Petsokey. They sell a lot of local produce and are very vegetarian and vegan friendly
Growing Hope is a Ann Arbor based organization committed to helping people improve their lives and communities by infusing gardening into their daily routines.
Higher Grounds is a coffee company that sources from fair trade sources in southeastern Mexico, often support the indigenous Zapatista farmers.
This Leelanau based farm produces "enzyme-rich cultured veggies", ranging from Sauerkraut to Kim Chee. They also sell them at farmer's markets
By The Light of Day Organic Teas
Light of Day Organics is a phone-order fair trade and organic supplier, supporting domestic farmers and ethical purchasing the world over. Artisan tea are produced with premium ingredients in original combinations.
Slow Food is the champion of supporting good, clean and fair food. They host conferences, raise funds and awareness about food issues.
Up North Foodies is a recently launched blog detailing local food news and agri-tourism.

American Spoon
Blissfest
Crooked Tree Breadworks
Food For Thought
Grain Train Food Cooperative
Growing Hope
Higher Grounds Coffee Company
Leelanau Cultured Veggies
Slow Food International
Up North Foodies