Ferrindino Maple
Ferrindino Maple, LLC is a family-owned and operated company based in Hampden, MA, dedicated to producing and sharing high-quality certified organic maple products. Established in 2012, Ferrindino Maple is known for its pure maple syrup, maple spread, maple candy, and maple cotton candy, all crafted with care at their sugarhouse. Their commitment to creating natural products in an era of processed foods sets them apart in the market, appealing to customers looking for authentic, locally sourced options.
With a focus on sustainability and quality, Ferrindino Maple has quickly gained a strong foothold in the industry, garnering recognition for their dedication to producing the finest maple products in the world. Co-founders Jerry and Carrie Ferrindino lead the company with a passion for sharing the joy of pure maple with their community and beyond. Their mission to provide an alternative source to processed foods has resonated with customers, leading to a loyal following of maple enthusiasts.
As Ferrindino Maple continues to expand its reach, they remain committed to their core values of integrity, authenticity, and family. Their self-serve roadside location welcomes visitors from Western MA and beyond, offering a chance to experience the magic of the sugarhouse firsthand. With a focus on creating gift baskets and spreading the love of pure maple, Ferrindino Maple is poised for continued growth and success in the industry as they look towards the future with optimism and innovation.
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