Georgia Department of Agrirculture | Georgia Grown

Georgia Department of Agriculture
Tyler J Harper, Commissioner
19 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. SW
Atlanta, GA 30334

Shop Local This Season: Georgia Grown Unveils Annual Holiday Shoppers Guide

ATLANTA, GA – Today, Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler J Harper announced the release of the Georgia Grown Holiday Shoppers Guide, featured in the November 12, 26, and December 10 issues of the Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin. Just in time for Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, and Giving Tuesday, the guide serves as a one-stop resource for holiday shopping. It spotlights Georgia Grown members and their locally made goods—helping shoppers across the state find unique, meaningful gifts that showcase the best of Georgia agriculture.

“The holidays are all about bringing Georgians together, and there’s no better way to celebrate that spirit of community than by supporting local small businesses and agribusinesses,” said Commissioner Tyler J Harper. “Through initiatives like the Holiday Shoppers Guide, Georgia Grown and the Georgia Department of Agriculture continue to champion Georgia’s farmers and keep local products at the heart of holiday traditions across our state.”

Georgia Grown Unveils Annual Holiday Shoppers Guide

The Georgia Grown Holiday Shoppers Guide is also available online at https://georgiagrown.com/shop-local-this-season-georgia-grown-unveils-annual-holiday-shoppers-guide/.

Georgians who want to stay up to date on agricultural news, market reports, and future resource guides can subscribe to the Farmers and Consumers Market Bulletin by calling 800-282-5852 or visiting agr.georgia.gov/market-bulletin.

###

Media contacts

About the Georgia Department of Agriculture and Georgia Grown
The Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA) is dedicated to advancing Georgia's agricultural industry through effective regulation, support, and innovative marketing initiatives. The GDA ensures food safety, promotes plant and animal health, and drives economic growth, focusing on maintaining high standards in agriculture to uphold Georgia's reputation as the state's number one industry. A key component of the GDA's efforts is the Georgia Grown program, a dynamic marketing and economic development initiative designed to promote products grown or made in Georgia. By championing local farmers and businesses and encouraging Georgians to buy locally produced goods, Georgia Grown supports the state's economy and enhances consumer awareness of Georgia's agricultural products.
 

Georgia Department of Agrirculture | Georgia Grown

Georgia Department of Agriculture
Tyler J Harper, Commissioner
19 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. SW
Atlanta, GA 30334