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Showing 25–48 of 89. Purchases and service inquiries are made with each business, not through IM.
Yukon First Nations Bannock Mix, Cultural Food & Catering
Teslin, Yukon, Canada; food production and regional retail stockists; no verified public walk-in shop at Teslin
Kwanlin Dün First Nation entrepreneur Teresa Ward offers Yukon bannock pre-mix and food/catering services rooted in family traditions.
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Food & Agriculture
Herrick, SD
Lakota youth-centered honey and beeswax enterprise.
IM editorial mediaNative-Owned Restaurant, Frybread & Event Catering
Spokane, Washington
Spokane Native-owned food business serving contemporary Native comfort foods including frybread items, soups and desserts. One business profile covers its Boone and downtown Spokane restaurants plus catering inquiries and its food trailer; order from its official site.
IM editorial mediaIndigenous-Owned Tea, Herbs & Specialty Food
Middletown, Maryland
IndigineiTEA is a Maryland-based, Indigenous-owned tea business offering tea blends and selected herbs influenced by regional Eastern Woodland ingredients. Its website lists a Middletown address and an online collection, with availability changing by item. Customers can visit the company’s own site for current products and ordering; IM does not provide health endorsements or process checkout.
IM editorial mediaIndigenous Heritage Family Farm, Fiber & Experiences
Salisbury, New Hampshire
Inkasisa Farm is a family-operated alpaca farm in Salisbury, New Hampshire. The Gallion family offers farm-made alpaca-fiber goods, hats, accessories and alpaca encounter bookings. On its website, family member Paula shares her Ecuadorian Indigenous ancestry and connection to alpaca-raising traditions. Visit Inkasisa’s own website for current products, booking options, visit dates and prices; IM does not operate the farm.
IM editorial mediaHoney, candles & body care
White Cloud, KS
Tribally owned bee farm selling raw honey, creamed honey, candles, pollen, gift baskets and body-care products.
IM editorial mediaRanch & Agriculture
OK
Chickasaw-family Oklahoma ranch offering premium inspected beef.
IM editorial mediaCoffee, Tea & Gifts
Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory, ON, CA
100% Indigenous-owned, woman-led tea and coffee business based in Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory.
IM editorial mediaIndigenous café, bannock & food service
British Columbia; Westbank, Merritt, Kamloops and Fort St. John locations listed on official site
Indigenous café business founded by Nooaitch First Nation member Sharon Bond-Hogg and Darren Hogg, centered on bannock and contemporary Indigenous cuisine.
IM editorial mediaHerbal wellness, skincare & tea
Mankato, MN
Native-owned herbal apothecary offering soaps, salves, teas, tonics and plant-based wellness products.
IM editorial mediaFood & Agriculture
La Grange Park, IL
Native-owned food brand offering beef, spices and sauces.
Indigenous-Owned Restaurant & Local Seafood Dining
256 Katlian Street, Sitka, Alaska, United States
Sitka Mediterranean-Alaskan seafood restaurant owned by Tlingit chef Edith Johnson, featuring locally sourced seafood, seasonal dishes and restaurant reservations.
IM editorial mediaSeafood & Food Markets
Ferndale, WA
Indigenous-region seafood market featuring fresh and frozen seafood.
IM editorial mediaMakah-Owned Wild Seafood & Wholesale Fish
Neah Bay, Washington
Makah Bay Seafoods is a small Neah Bay business founded by Makah tribal members Roland Gagnon Sr. and Ida Colfax-Engram. It purchases fresh catch from Makah fishers and supplies wholesale seasonal seafood; contact the owners directly for commercial orders and availability.
IM editorial mediaBannock Mixes & Food
Edmonton, AB, CA
Cree-founded family food business producing ready-to-make bannock mixes.
IM editorial mediaNative-owned honey & pantry
Mobridge, SD
Native-owned honey producer in South Dakota offering raw, creamed and infused honey.
IM editorial mediaIndigenous-owned seafood, kelp & pantry
Tofino, BC
Ahousaht-founded Tofino seafood and kelp company focused on locally harvested, small-scale coastal foods.
IM editorial mediaFood & Wholesale
Wichita, KS
Lower Brule Sioux-owned wholesale meat-processing and packing business.
IM editorial mediaCoffee, tea & apparel
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, AZ
Native-owned coffee company offering roasted coffee, pods, tea, bundles, mugs and apparel.
Licensed business photoPhoto: Wikimedia Commons · Navajo Agricultural Products Industry · NAPI alfalfa field (2016) · cropped for layout · License
Tribal agriculture, Navajo foods, crops & farm products
Farmington / Navajo Nation, New Mexico
Navajo Nation enterprise operating a large commercial farm and the Navajo Pride food and agriculture brand. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Navajo Agricultural Products Industry · NAPI alfalfa field (2016) · cropped for layout · CC BY-SA 4.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
IM editorial mediaNavajo foods, tea, frybread mix & sauces
Arizona
Native-made pantry brand selling frybread mix, Navajo tea, blue cornmeal, sauces and gift sets.
IM editorial mediaInuit-Majority-Owned Commercial Fisheries & Quota Stewardship
Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador
Nuluak Fisheries represents Nunatsiavut Inuit interests in northern shrimp, Greenland halibut and other commercial fisheries, working with harvesting partners and fisheries research organizations. This is a commercial fisheries and quota-stewardship operation, not a direct consumer seafood storefront.
IM editorial mediaDiné-Owned Honey, Coffee, Specialty Foods & Body Care
Luzerne, Pennsylvania
Old Man John’s is a Diné woman-owned honey and coffee business in Luzerne, Pennsylvania. Founder Lakota Maglioli leads a sustainable apiary offering honey, beeswax goods and related products, alongside a local coffee and honey house. The business sells through its own channels and should be contacted for current hours, product choices, pricing and shipping.