Grandma Bea’s
Herbal home remedies, oils and natural personal care, made in small batches on a family farm in southeast Missouri.
✓ American Manufacturing
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Where Grandma Bea’s products are made
“All-natural products, essential oils and home remedies personally made on our family farm in rural southeast Missouri.”
“I create the products in small batches using natural ingredients like herbs and essential oils to insure quality and freshness.”
Individual product pages do not carry their own origin statement.
What this emblem covers. Grandma Bea’s states that its products are personally made in small batches on its family farm in southeast Missouri. The emblem reflects that company-level statement. Product pages carry no origin line of their own, and the company does not say where its ingredients come from.
The story
Grandma Bea’s is run by Debbie Hadler Statler, who describes herself as a farmer’s wife, mom, grandma and nurse. Her family raises registered Angus cattle and chickens on a farm in southeast Missouri, grows a garden, picks berries and forages for herbs.
The business began with a mom making her family’s natural skin care items and home remedies, out of financial need and a wish to live more naturally.
It has grown into a small business selling herbal remedies, essential oils, tinctures, teas and personal care, still made in small batches on the farm.
Why they matter
Grandma Bea’s is about as small-scale as American manufacturing gets: a family making products by hand, in batches, on its own farm.
Buying from a maker like this keeps money with a rural Missouri family business.
Shop Grandma Bea’s products
Grandma Bea’s herbal and natural products, in the Buy American Campaign store.
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Grandma Bea’s questions
Are Grandma Bea’s products made in the USA?
Grandma Bea’s says its products are personally made in small batches on its family farm in southeast Missouri.
Where is Grandma Bea’s based?
Perryville, Missouri.
Who makes Grandma Bea’s products?
Owner and creator Debbie Hadler Statler.
Are Grandma Bea’s product statements FDA-approved?
No. The company states that its statements and products have not been approved by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.