Made Local

Sonoma County is blessed with some of the best local markets, restaurants, and food and beverage companies in the world. We also support an amazing selection of local farms and ranches. When it's time to eat, shop at your local grocers and restaurants, look for the Made Local label, and support your local producers with your purchases. Local food and beverages made in Sonoma is our specialty. Made Local Magazine brings stories that reflect our rich bounty of agriculture and food and beverage production. Find all stories online at madelocalmagazine.com
Made Local Magazine

Visit madelocalmagazine.com to read Made Local Magazine stories from current and past issues.

And see a list of Sonoma County locations distributing this free publication.

Why Support MADE LOCAL?

When you're MADE LOCAL, you are a healthy part of a vibrant community and clean environment. Better food. Better for the economy. Better for you.

Oliver's Market Local Economic Multiplier Analysis

According to a 2011 analysis conducted by Sonoma State University, buying Sonoma County products from Oliver's Market benefits the Sonoma County economy TWICE as much as buying national brands from chain stores.

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Sonoma County Restaurant Week 2024
Sonoma County Restaurant Week is Feb. 19-25, 2024...See GO LOCAL's 4-page insert in the North Bay Bohemian published on Feb. 14th!
02/13/2024
Made Local Magazine
Visit madelocalmagazine.com to read Made Local Magazine stories from current and past issues. And see a list of Sonoma County locations distributing this free publication.
04/07/2023
Shopping Local Matters - Oliver's Updated Study 2020
Oliver’s Markets Releases Results of Newly Updated Research
11/02/2020
Why Support MADE LOCAL?
When you're MADE LOCAL, you are a healthy part of a vibrant community and clean environment. Better food. Better for the economy. Better for you.
04/07/2013
Oliver's Market Local Economic Multiplier Analysis
According to a 2011 analysis conducted by Sonoma State University, buying Sonoma County products from Oliver's Market benefits the Sonoma County economy TWICE as much as buying national brands from chain stores.
06/11/2012