The database featured 39 local producers who could offer contactless delivery during lockdown, ranging from eggs, meat and dairy to staples, honey, coffee, wine, beer and even gin.
"All of our members offer quality, fresh, locally produced items," Wilson said.
"By choosing to support them you are guaranteed a tasty addition to your pantry or fridge and you're supporting a local business, whose profit will go back into the local economy, which is just what we all need right now."
Since lockdown, Wilson has been inundated with local producers keen to be Made North Canterbury members.
"I think the value of becoming a Made North Canterbury member and being part of a community of like-minded businesses becomes very apparent at times like this.
"As well as helping to extensively promote our local producers, we work to connect our members to suppliers and to create relationships and collaborations.
"Outside of lockdown we also create and engage in large scale food and beverage events, to get members' names and products out to wider audiences."