Made in Arizona

Drinique, founded in 2007 by mother and son Anita and Andrew Elliott, makes unbreakable, BPA-free Tritan drinkware: wine glasses, rocks, pint and shot glasses, tumblers and pitchers that look like glass.

Its drinkware is made in the USA and supplied to hotels, casinos, restaurants and resorts as well as sold for home use.

Kuumba Made has made botanical fragrance oils and natural body care in Arizona since 1980. Its line includes fragrance and essential oil blends, herbal salves, bath and body oils, lotions, facial care and bath salts.

Its products are cruelty free and sold in natural food stores across the country.

Little Mama Products is a family-owned microsoapery in the foothills of the North Phoenix Mountains Desert Preserve. It makes small-batch soaps with olive, shea, almond, avocado and cocoa butter oils, in Southwest desert and classic scents and unscented versions.

It also makes lotions, all-natural deodorant and custom orders, sold online and at Phoenix farmers markets.

Strawberry Hedgehog has made handcrafted vegan soaps in downtown Phoenix since 2007, along with natural deodorants, whipped body creme, beard oil, facial care, scrubs and balms.

Arizona Sun has made sunscreens, lip balms, moisturizers and bath products in Scottsdale since 1982, using Southwestern ingredients such as aloe, sage, jojoba and cactus.

It also offers Arizona gifts and private-label sun care with custom logos for events and businesses.

Four Peaks brews beer in Tempe, Arizona, where its 8th Street pub fills a 100-year-old former creamery. It calls itself the largest and oldest craft brewery in the state.

Its beers include Kilt Lifter Scottish-style ale, Hop Knot IPA, Hazy Daydream and Wow Wheat.

Arizona Cactus Ranch, a century-old cattle ranch near Green Valley, has made prickly pear products since 1991. Owner Natalie McGee hand-picks the Engelmann prickly pear fruit that grows on the ranch and presses it into pure juice and pulp with no added water, sugar or preservatives.

The ranch also makes prickly pear jam and mesquite products.

China Mist has blended iced and hot teas since 1982, when Dan Schweiker and John Martinson created their first blends in a garage and sold them to Arizona restaurants.

Its line includes iced tea blends and hot teas for restaurants, cafes and home. China Mist is part of the Farmer Bros. family of coffee and tea brands.

Arizona Stronghold makes Arizona-grown wines, with most of its grapes from the Bonita Springs Vineyard near Willcox and other local vineyards.

Its tasting room is on Main Street in Old Town Cottonwood, and its business office is in Camp Verde.

Intel's Ocotillo campus in Chandler, Arizona is one of its largest manufacturing sites. Its fabs make advanced microprocessors, including Fab 52, which produces chips on Intel's 18A process.

The company is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

Laura's Gourmet makes small-batch granola in Tempe, Arizona: classic granolas, snacking clusters and salad toppers that are gluten free, vegan, kosher and dairy free.

Goldwater's was founded in 1989 by sisters Joanne and Peggy Goldwater and Joanne's daughter Carolyn Ross. It makes Arizona-themed salsas, barbecue sauces and mixes, chili mixes, hot sauces and gourmet jellies, and sells them in gift packs.

Cheri's Desert Harvest in Tucson makes foods from Sonoran Desert fruits and plants, hand harvested and prepared in small batches: prickly pear cactus jellies, marmalades, syrups and honey, fruit jelly candies, muffin mixes and prickly pear seed oil.

Queen Creek Olive Mill calls itself Arizona's only olive farm. It grows olives on a 56-acre grove and makes estate extra virgin olive oil, along with flavored oils, vinegars, stuffed olives and tapenades.

Visitors can take classes on how its olive oil is made and shop the mill's market.

Sting 'N' Linger has made salsas and sauces by hand in Tempe since 1992, from fresh chiles, peppers, onions and garlic.

Its more than 60 products include salsas from mild to habanero, hot sauces, prickly pear and mango chipotle barbecue sauces, seasonings and Bloody Mary mix.

Farmers Investment Co. grows Green Valley pecans in the Santa Cruz Valley south of Tucson, with orchards at Sahuarita, Continental and San Simon. The Walden family has farmed the land since 1948.

In September 2026 the company announced an agreement to sell its orchards to a group of pecan growers.

Mrs. Klein's Pickle Co. has been family owned in Phoenix since 1945. It brines dill, kosher and hot pickles and gherkins, and packs sport, cherry, yellow hot and jalapeño peppers, relishes, sauerkraut and pickle brine.

It also makes sno-cone syrups, and supplies retail stores and restaurants.

Anthony Spices has made chili pepper spices in Chandler, Arizona since 2002. Peppers are dehydrated, ground and hand mixed with herbs into seasoning blends, competition rubs and hot sauces, along with extremely hot pepper powders and fiery snacks.

Santa Cruz Chili & Spice Company began in 1943 in its chili fields in Amado, Arizona. It makes pure chili powders, chili paste, salsas, spices and seasonings.

Its Spice Center in Tumacacori sells its own products along with Southwestern cookbooks and kitchen goods.

Vantage Mobility International (VMI) converts minivans into wheelchair accessible vehicles, including side-entry Northstar and rear-entry models built on Toyota Sienna, Chrysler Pacifica and Honda Odyssey vans, plus commercial ADA vehicles.

The company is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, and has developed accessible vans for more than 35 years.

Alpha Pro Tech makes disposable protective apparel, face masks and face shields for health care, cleanroom, industrial and food service use, along with building products such as housewrap and roof underlayment.

Its plant in Nogales, Arizona makes the protective apparel, face shields and masks. Building products are made in Valdosta, Georgia, and some apparel at joint-venture plants in India.

Arizona Chile Roasters has built chile roasters in the Tucson area since 1999, from tabletop home units to commercial roasters. It also builds corn and pig roasters and custom grills, smokers and barbecues.

Simply Rugged is a veteran-owned maker of leather holsters, gun belts, ammo pouches, slings and wallets. Each holster is hand molded around its firearm in the company's shop near Prescott, Arizona.

Owners Rob and Jan Leahy started the business in 2004 at their kitchen table in Alaska and moved it to Arizona in 2009.

Sphinx Date Co. has sold dates and gift baskets in Scottsdale since 1951. Its shop carries Medjool and specialty dates, dried fruits, nuts and trail mixes, along with Arizona-made foods such as wine, jams, sauces, flours and candies.

It is a retailer of Arizona-made foods rather than a maker of most of them.

TAIG Tools makes desktop micro lathes and milling machines in Chandler, Arizona, including manual and CNC mills, Taigturn lathes, and accessories and parts for hobbyists, model makers and small shops.

The machines are made in the USA, and the company also works as an aerospace parts manufacturer.

Bohemian Bicycles is the Tucson shop of framebuilder Dave Bohm, who has built custom steel lugged and carbon fiber bicycle frames since 1994. His bikes have won awards at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show.

Since 2006 he has also run the Bohemian Framebuilding School, teaching students from across the country to build their own steel and composite frames.

Baer, founded in 1994 by former racer Hal Baer, makes high-performance brake systems for muscle cars, pro-touring builds and trucks: big brake kits, calipers, Claw and Eradispeed rotors, pads, master cylinders and proportioning valves.

Parts are machined and finished in-house in Phoenix, Arizona, including its own calipers and powder coating. The company is moving to a larger plant in Glendale, Arizona.

Voodoo13 makes suspension and chassis parts for street, drift and road racing cars: rear camber and toe arms, adjustable end links, traction arms, subframe bushings and tie rod ends.

Its parts are engineered, machined and assembled in Mesa, Arizona.

Bourget's Bike Works builds custom V-twin motorcycles and choppers at its factory in Phoenix, Arizona. Founder Roger Bourget is known for long, low choppers such as the Python, Fat Daddy and Low Blow, and competed on Discovery Channel's Biker Build-Off.

Its bikes have been entered in the AMD World Championship of Custom Bike Building and are still sought after by collectors.