Is Sapsquatch Made in USA?
Last checked Nov 6, 2026 · 6 verified products · see the evidence
Verdict · checked Nov 1, 2026
Yes
Sapsquatch is the certified-organic line of Nova Maple Syrup, which says its syrup is "family produced in Northwest Pennsylvania, sustainably harvested from our own hardwood forests." Sapsquatch lists its address as Hartstown, PA 16131 and says its facilities and procedures are inspected by MOSA to USDA organic standards.
| Product line | Made in | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Organic maple syrup (quart, half gallon, gallon) | Northwest Pennsylvania (Hartstown, PA address) | Made in USA |
| Organic maple sugar, maple cream and maple candy | Northwest Pennsylvania (Hartstown, PA address) | Made in USA |
Highest-scoring product
Sapsquatch Organic Maple Sugar (2 Pounds)See all 6 verified Sapsquatch productsSapsquatch makes maple syrup, maple sugar, maple cream and maple candy. Its own pages do not print a separate origin line on each product. One packaging note from Nova: its gallon jugs come from a jug maker that was sold to a Canadian maple equipment supplier, and Nova describes waiting for jugs to be "produced and shipped to the United States."
How we checked: On 2026-11-01 we read Sapsquatch's About page and maple sugar product page, plus the Nova Maple Syrup homepage and its news post on jug packaging.
Sources: About Sapsquatch: organic line of Nova Maple Syrup, Hartstown, PA · Nova Maple Syrup: family produced in Northwest Pennsylvania · Sapsquatch Organic Maple Sugar
American Score
Average American Score across 6 listed products. Only products at 70% or higher appear on this site.
Manufacturing Details
- Made in
- Hartstown, Pennsylvania
- Headquarters
- Hartstown, Pennsylvania
- Location detail
- Specific city confirmed
- History
- Recent start in US manufacturing
How we verified Sapsquatch
Most recent check: Nov 6, 2026
From the brand's website
We re-read sapsquatch.com on Nov 6, 2026 and did not find an explicit statement about where its products are made. This page relies on the other evidence below.Independent source
“Nova Maple Syrup is a family owned and operated maple syrup farm located in Hartstown, PA. We produce maple syrup”
visitcrawford.org · checked Oct 23, 2026
Independent source
“Sapsquatch is the organic line of Nova Maple Syrup (per sapsquatch.com About); parent site: "Nova Maple Syrup is family produced in Northwest Pennsylvania"”
novamaple.com · checked Sep 24, 2026
Store listings
We read the live store listing for 6 of the 6 Sapsquatch products on this page (most recently Nov 6, 2026). All of them state US origin on the listing itself:
- “made in the USA” on Sapsquatch Organic Maple Syrup - Gallon - Grade-A Amber Rich
- “made in the USA” on Sapsquatch Organic Maple Syrup - Half Gallon - Grade-A Amber Rich
- “made in the USA” on Sapsquatch Organic Maple Syrup - Quart - Grade-A Amber Rich
Ongoing monitoring
We scan news for factory closures, offshoring and ownership changes. Last scan Oct 23, 2026: no change found.
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About Sapsquatch
Sapsquatch is the certified-organic line of Nova Maple Syrup, a family maple farm in Hartstown in northwest Pennsylvania.
Nova Maple's organic line
Sapsquatch is the organic brand of Nova Maple Syrup, and both share the same Hartstown, Pennsylvania address. Nova says its syrup is family produced in northwest Pennsylvania and harvested from its own hardwood forests. Sapsquatch adds organic certification: its facilities and procedures are inspected by MOSA, the Midwest Organic Services Association, to USDA organic standards, and the company keeps batch paperwork so every drop of syrup is accounted for. The site also says its maple products are free of lactose and gluten.
The line includes organic maple syrup in quart, half-gallon and gallon jugs, organic maple sugar from 8 ounces up to 4 pounds, maple cream and maple candy.
What the labels do and don't say
Sapsquatch's product pages do not print a separate origin line on each item. The US origin comes from Nova's statements about its own Pennsylvania forests and sugar shack. One packaging note: Nova has written that its gallon jug supplier was sold to a Canadian maple equipment company and that it has waited on jugs to be produced and shipped to the United States, so the container may not be US-made even when the syrup is.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Sapsquatch made in the USA?
Yes. Sapsquatch is made in the United States, with manufacturing in Hartstown, Pennsylvania. Certified-organic maple syrup product line of Nova Maple Syrup, made at Nova's Hartstown, Pennsylvania facility (address confirmed on the Sapsquatch site's own contact page). No separate founding year is given for the Sapsquatch line itself, so foundedYear is left null and manufacturingHistory is recorded conservatively as RECENT.
Where is Sapsquatch made?
Sapsquatch is made in Hartstown, Pennsylvania. The company is headquartered in Hartstown, Pennsylvania.
Which Sapsquatch products are made in the USA?
The site lists 6 verified American-made Sapsquatch products in Food & Beverages. Each one links to a store that sells it.
Where is Sapsquatch maple syrup made?
In Northwest Pennsylvania. Sapsquatch is the organic line of Nova Maple Syrup, which says its syrup is family produced from its own hardwood forests; Sapsquatch's address is Hartstown, PA.
Is Sapsquatch maple syrup organic?
Yes. Sapsquatch says it is USDA Organic, certified by MOSA, and that its facilities and procedures are inspected to USDA organic standards.
Who owns Sapsquatch?
Sapsquatch is the organic brand and product line of Nova Maple Syrup, a family maple producer in Northwest Pennsylvania.