Beekman 1802

Beekman 1802 began with a farm at Sharon Springs, New York, a neighbour’s goats and more milk than two people could drink, and the goat milk is still the part of the supply chain the company documents best: its own herd plus twenty-five US family farms.

Everything else is asserted rather than shown. The site says its bar soaps “are crafted in the USA” and that “All of Beekman 1802’s skincare and bodycare products are made in the USA,” but names no plant, no town and no state for any of it, and the company’s published locations — a Schenectady office, the Sharon Springs farm and store, an Orlando warehouse — are not manufacturing sites. Nothing independent we could find fills the gap.

So the fourth mark, which is the honest place for a firm claim with nothing behind it. The frustrating part is that the hardest input to source domestically, the milk, is the one Beekman can account for farm by farm. A single sentence naming where the bars are milled would move this record up two marks.