Candy Mountain
Candy Mountain LLC is a renowned producer of New York Grown & Certified, sustainably farmed pure maple syrup located in Thurman, New York. With a strong commitment to environmental responsibility, the company is USDA Certified Organic starting from their 2024 season. Candy Mountain Maple Farm stands out for its dedication to producing high-quality maple products while ensuring the health of the forest "sugarbush" for future generations.
Their core product, pure Maple Syrup, is not only delicious but also ethically produced in a diverse forest ecosystem using environmentally friendly sap collection techniques. Candy Mountain's proprietors, Mike and Ingrid Richter, bring over 80 years of professional environmental experience to the company, ensuring that their product is responsibly farmed. Additionally, Candy Mountain is known for being STEM student-friendly, offering educational opportunities for families to learn firsthand how maple syrup is made from tree to table.
Candy Mountain LLC has made significant strides in the industry, becoming a proud member of the New York State Maple Producers Assoc. and Thurman Community Assoc. Their dedication to quality, sustainability, and education has garnered them a loyal customer base and a strong market presence. Looking ahead, Candy Mountain aims to continue their mission of producing top-quality maple products while expanding their reach and impact in the market, solidifying their position as a leader in the maple syrup industry.
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