The Hometown Area Local Day celebrated on May 25 highlights the essence of being a native from either your present hometown or the one where you were raised. Below are five locally-owned enterprises based in the Treasure Coast area.
HomeGrown Shrimp, Indiantown
Cutting-edge indoor fish farming facility
That produces around 275 tons of Pacific white shrimp annually.
Traditional Florida Gourmet Goods, Palm City
Launched in 2012 behind a Hobe Sound fruit stand
To create tortilla chips with distinctive flavors, use custom seasoning blends and salsas.
Summer Crush Vineyard & Winery, located in Fort Pierce
10 acres featuring 6 miles of vineyards with two types of muscadine grapes
Carlos for white wines and Noble for red wines
Sailfish Brewing Company, Fort Pierce
The Treasure Coast’s inaugural craft brewery made its debut in 2013 and
began bottling its own beer for sale in 2017
following relocation to a bigger space
Nature Farms Inc., Wabasso
Descendant of an ex-citrus plantation proprietor
grows thousands of pineapples annually on his family’s 25-acre plot
Laurie K. Blandford
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devoted to discovering the top activities on the Treasure Coast. Reach out to her via email at
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The article initially appeared on Treasure Coast Newspapers.
Five locally owned enterprises on the Treasure Coast offer shrimp, chips, wine, beer, and pineapples for sale.
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