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Location
5 Water St
Newport, ME
US 04953
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At Tipped Trailer Co., we’re proud to support Maine’s local food community by offering a growing selection of products from more than 150 local producers. From fresh foods to pantry staples, our shelves are stocked with high-quality, locally made items that help strengthen our community and make shopping local easy year-round.
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At Tipped Trailer Co., we believe shopping local should be simple, affordable, and accessible. That’s why we proudly carry products from more than 150 Maine food producers, with new local offerings arriving regularly.
Our store features a wide variety of locally sourced favorites, including honey, meats, seasonal produce, jams and jellies, handcrafted chocolates, coffee, candles, salsa, herbs, spices, and so much more.
We’re also proud to host the Newport Community Market every Friday evening from June through August, located just two miles from our store. The market brings together approximately 25 local producers each week, creating another opportunity to connect with the people who grow, raise, and make the products you love.
Whether you visit the market or shop in-store, supporting local has never been easier.
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