Heirloom & wild-grown superfoods From Ziba Foods. Each items is sustainably sourced from traditional family farms and village cooperatives in Afghanistan, rich in nutrients, and perfect for the school lunchbox. The apricot kernels are a great nut-free snack and all of the products can be mixed together and kept in a jar for a nutrient dense trail or snack mix. Also makes a great salad topping! For more information about Ziba Foods, visit www.zibafoods.com

Herbal tea blends from No. 9 Farms. Bringing clarity to the mind and body with a blend of spearmint, rosemary, sage and lemon balm.

Pure raw honey and pollen from locally and naturally managed mountain bee hives, Queen Bee Pollinators. An award winning culinary honey, this single source honey is known for it's light, buttery flavor, and mild hint of anise. The origin is a majestic, indigenous Sourwood tree which was named by Appalachian Trail pioneers for it's tart edible leaves. Only experienced beekeepers with hundreds of hives and access to mature forests in high elevations are able to harvest a large supply of Sourwood honey. We sell Sourwood year round to restaurants, brewers, shops and farmers market families.