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FATTY Smoked Meat Sticks are made by Sweetwood Smoke & Co. of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, now owned by Conagra Brands. The sticks are distributed as a mainstream CPG snack through grocery retail (Hannaford, Haggen, Carrs and others) plus open B2B channels including box-level wholesale on Faire and outdoor/specialty dealer programs. This page records what our research actually verified about buying FATTY wholesale in the US — the official route, the working links, and what to check before you order.
Resellers register a retailer account on Faire to buy by the box, or open a dealer account with an outdoor distributor like Liberty Mountain; since the Conagra acquisition the brand also flows through mainstream grocery distributors.
Links above are recorded exactly as verified during research; catalogues rotate, so confirm current availability and authorization in writing before wiring money.
The verified Faire listing carries a $150 minimum order with box-level pricing (MSRP $85.80 per box); distributor dealer programs set their own terms, so confirm with each supplier.
The research found no open direct-wholesale portal on the brand site; access runs through Faire, dealer distributors like Liberty Mountain, and mainstream grocery distribution, so a direct account would need to be arranged with Conagra’s sales channels.
Not publicly. Authorized programs share trade pricing only after account approval, so any public “FATTY wholesale price list” circulating online is either outdated or bait. Expect trade discounts in the typical 25–50% off retail range depending on volume, and get current pricing in writing from the authorized channel.
More context: the full wholesale sourcing roadmap and our supplier catalogue.
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