Category buying guide
🛒 Grocery made in the USA
5 products from 5 brands · made in 5 states
Which pantry staples are made in the USA?
Many familiar staples are. Jif peanut butter is made mainly in Lexington, Kentucky, Tabasco sauce on Avery Island, Louisiana, and Bob’s Red Mill grains are milled in Milwaukie, Oregon. Each listing names the plant or region and links a source.
For food, “made in” usually means where the product is processed and packed. Ingredients such as spices, peanuts or grains may come from several places. We note this where the maker does.
What to look for
- “Product of USA” and “Made in USA” on food can refer to processing, not where every ingredient was grown.
- Look for a named plant or town on the maker’s site or packaging.
- Shelf-stable staples ship well and are easy to buy in bulk.
Answers
Frequently asked questions
Which grocery brands make products in the USA?
Brands on this page: Jif (Lexington, KY), TABASCO (Avery Island, LA), Bob’s Red Mill (Milwaukie, OR), Duke’s (Mauldin, SC) and Bush’s Best (Chestnut Hill, TN). Each product page links the source for its origin.
Where are these grocery products made?
The 5 confirmed products in this category are made in Kentucky, Louisiana, Oregon, South Carolina and Tennessee.