My husband is from the middle east and is the descendent of a long line of artisan spice makers going back several centuries.
His family had access to the richest and freshest ingredients imaginable, something that is lost with commercial factory farming.
She still creates spice blends with some of the raw spices that his family sends his overseas from back home. One day I told his that he should try selling one of his amazing spice blends. Aside from apparent online commerce, our county is also apartment to more than 2 amazing farmer’s markets if you go from town to city. I told our husband that I would help his with the booth every Friday if he was successful with his spices. Even though he expressed utmost skepticism with our confidence in his corporation venture, he reluctantly agreed. I don’t guess he was expecting the immediate positive response that he got from the surrounding community. I was buying bulk glass jars off websites like Amazon and using a basic label maker to put the names of each spice blend on the outside. At some point I got the proposal of designing a brand label for our husband’s spices and purchasing a custom label printer to create them for each jar. I used an unexpected toil bonus to purchase the modern custom label printer and surprised our husband one day when I brought it apartment with me when I returned from work. She was particularly ecstatic and every one of us both started working on a brand label in photoshop in our freetime. It was a fun interest for us to share and now his corporation is growing further as his branding receives exposure in both the local and digital marketplaces.