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Web Directory Is Portal to Wyoming Products
Published Nov 03, 2009

From American Cowboy Coffee to Chugwater Chilli to souvenir antler whistles and elk antler belt buckles to handmade leather products and home furnishings, if you want authentic Wyoming goods, Wyoming First has them.

A program of the Wyoming Business Council, Wyoming First identifies and showcases a cross-section of food, craft, home décor, personal care and fashion products with a distinctly Cowboy State flavor.

The program is designed to assist Wyoming companies with the identification and promotion of products made in or substantially enhanced in the state.

Participating businesses are allowed to use the familiar “Bucking Horse and Rider” design stickers and hang tags on their products.

Wyoming First is a portal to a cross-section of businesses that sell uniquely Wyoming items.

Kolts Fine Spirits in Sheridan, for example, markets its Koltiska Original and KO 90 lines of liqueurs.

Martin’s Glass House sells the Don’t Throw Stones functional, wearable display art that includes glass jewelry, bowls, platters, buttons, pottery, stem gems, zipper flippers and other beaded items.

Western Trends in LaGrange creates homemade items, including quilts, rope baskets, vases, clocks, lamps, bowls, coasters, etched glass and mirrors.

NannyKid Farms in Kaycee raises Toggenburg dairy goats and sells a line of goat-milk soaps, lip balms, healing salve and other natural products.

More than 300 businesses participate in the program, which costs $35 for a two-year membership.

Members also receive advance notification of marketing initiatives, opportunities to exhibit at a reduced cost at trade shows and space on the Wyoming First Web site at www.wyomingfirst.org.

Story by Joe Morris


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