Calling All Alaska Farmers: Let’s Partner for a Stronger Future
- Mandy Mitchell
- Oct 14, 2025
- 1 min read
Building a More Resilient, Locally-Driven Food System—Together
At Alaska Food Co., we’re committed to strengthening Alaska’s food system by prioritizing locally grown produce and supporting the hardworking farmers who make it possible.
That’s why we’re looking for Alaska farmers to partner with us! If you grow high-quality produce, we want to work with you. Our goal is to purchase fresh, locally grown food, freeze-dry it at peak freshness, and make it available year-round to Alaskan families, restaurants, and commercial buyers.
By partnering with Alaska Food Co., you can help ensure more Alaskans have access to local, high-quality food—any time of year.
Why Partner With Us?
🌱 Guaranteed Buyers – We purchase directly from Alaska farmers, providing you with a steady, reliable market for your harvest.
📦 Extended Shelf Life – Our freeze-drying process locks in freshness, allowing your produce to be enjoyed long after the growing season ends.
💡 Sustainable Impact – Together, we can reduce food waste, strengthen food security, and support local agriculture in Alaska.
What We’re Looking For
We’re currently seeking high-quality, Alaska-grown products, including:
✔️ Potatoes
✔️ Berries & Fruits
✔️ Other Fresh Produce
If you’re a passionate Alaska farmer looking to expand your reach, maximize your harvest, and ensure your crops nourish more Alaskans, we’d love to chat!
📩 Interested in partnering with us? Reach out today to learn more about how we can work together.
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