The Georgia Department of Economic Development will begin certifying products as Georgia-made later this year, giving the stylized peach logo to any product at least 50% made in the state.

It’s the Georgia Peach logo! If a project meets the minimum requirements and [is] approved — they would be given access to the state-owned peach logo to use on their Georgia made project.

Head to the small community of Musella, about 20 miles west of Macon, and you’ll arrive at Georgia’s oldest peach packinghouse, and the home of Dickey Farms.

To help making shopping a little easier, the following is a sampling of some Georgia-made products and at least one place where they can be found in Middle Georgia: Shamrock Apiaries, www ...

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is announcing a “Georgia Made” program to encourage manufacturers to promote the state on their products.