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🔒Made in Maine: Dunstan Smokehouse creates demand for smoked fish

Founded in 2022, Dunstan produces handcrafted smoked seafood from a space defined by its Irish-inspired façade and sense of tradition.

Factory floors and supply chains: The year in manufacturing

Here’s a look back at 10 stories that shaped 2025, starting with a photo essay by photographer Tim Greenway from the 2025 Mainebiz Fact Book.

10 ‘Made in Maine’ columns that showcase home-grown craftsmanship at its best

The biweekly column made its debut in 2025 and will continue in 2026.

Inside the notebook: From ‘ME-tirement’ to wood-fired pizza ovens, our favorite stories of 2025

For your holiday reading pleasure, Mainebiz editorial staffers take stock of the stories and subjects that struck a chord in 2025.
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After a 3-year build, Rockport Marine launches 95-foot sailing yacht

Rockport Marine built the yacht Ouzel to the specifications of Langan Design Partners, of Newport, R.I., with interior design by Mark Whiteley Design, of Lymington, U.K.

🔒Made in Maine: Shaw & Tenney’s new owners consider themselves stewards of the brand

The Orono manufacturer produces oars, paddles and spars, each drawn from time-honored patterns, then cut, refined, sanded and richly varnished.

🔒Made in Maine: Simple or complex, a midcoast manufacturer is a dual threat

In the midcoast town of Georgetown Woodex-MECO Industries makes mechanical parts for clients in a range of industries.

🔒Made in Maine: The American dream sewn into every stitch

American Roots, a Wesbrook-maker of hoodies, jackets T-shirts and custom apparel sourced from American suppliers, is staffed by a 75-strong workforce representing 10 nationalities.
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🔒Made in Maine: A Swedish maker of wound-care products to expand Maine production

Mölnlycke Health Care, which plans a major expansion of its Brunswick Landing factory, makes a range of wound-care products.

First-ever Maine Makers Month starts with a bang

An expo was held at the VIA Agency headquarters in Portland. The event was organized by Kristan Vermeulen, founder and host of the "Makers of the USA" podcast.
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