Here’s a Full List of Where Schneider’s Dairy Products Can Be Purchased Locally

Aly Delp

Aly Delp

Published March 31, 2018 4:27 am
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VENANGO CO., Pa. (EYT) — Earlier this week, Schneider’s Dairy announced that it will add four local dairy farms as suppliers, effective Sunday, April 1.

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Schneider’s Dairy’s family farm policy helped make it the first dairy approved by the state Department of Agriculture’s PA Preferred program, as well as a popular choice for locally-sourced dairy products. Schneider’s only purchases milk from family farms.

Schneider Dairy Products are available at the following locations:

EMLENTON AREA:

Uni-Mart — Emlenton

CRANBERRY/SENECA AREA:

Red Express — Cranberry/Seneca
Walmart — Cranberry

FRANKLIN AREA:

Franklin Beer Company
Giant Eagle — Franklin
Red Express — Franklin
Shop N Save — Franklin
Wyattvile Country Store

OIL CITY AREA:

Abe’s General Store
CVS — Oil City
Giant Eagle — Oil City
Heath’s Market
Spanky’s Tobacco World

TIONESTA AREA:

Frill’s Corners Convenience

CLARION AREA:

Comet Food Warehouse — Clarion
CVS — Clarion
Kaival Food Mart

FRYBURG AREA:

PJ’s Country Market
Smith’s Country Store

KNOX AREA:

Sharp Shopper — Knox
Sunoco — Knox
Tom’s Riverside — Knox

LEEPER AREA:

Leeper Red & White
Uni-Mart — Leeper

NEW BETHLEHEM AREA:

Tom’s Riverside — New Bethlehem
Uni-Mart — New Bethlehem

RIMERSBURG AREA:

Sunoco — Rimersburg
Tom’s Riverside — Rimersburg

SHIPPENVILLE AREA:

Shippenville Red & White

SLIGO AREA:

Sunoco — Sligo

Earlier this week, exploreClarion.com published an article informing the public that Schneider’s Dairy took on four local dairy farms — The Ron McHenry farm, the Barnett farm, and Henry Farms, all in Knox, and the Mitch Hill Farm, in Venus, as suppliers, effective Sunday, April 1.

The four local farms were part of the 42 Pennsylvania dairy farms that recently received contract termination letters from Dean Foods.

According to a statement from Dean Foods, the reasons for terminating producer contracts include, “The introduction of new plants at a time when there is an industry-wide surplus of fluid milk processing capacity” and losing milk volume at “higher levels than anticipated” during this time of increased volume competition.

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