£26—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 9,1982
Pa. food marketplace will be open again at next week's
HARRISBURG - Food
processors and retailers will again
display their wares at next week’s
"arm Show in the Pennsylvania
, 'ood Marketplace, according to
Mate Agriculture Secretary
lenrose Hallowell.
Hallowell said, “These firms
the more than 1,400 food
rocessors and 28,000 retail food
jtlets in the Commonwealth. Our
griculture-related businesses
comprise a $25 billion a year in
dustry which provides jobs for
early 900,000 Pennsylvanians.”
Sixteen Pennsylvania firms are
exhibiting their wares at the
ennsylvama Food Marketplace in
• ’ie lower level of the Large Arena.
,lany are providing free samples
j ? their products and several firms
nave products for sale. Weis
Markets is handing out coupons
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Association will display their
products and hand out in
formation.
The Agriculture Secretary noted
the theme of the 1982 Farm Show,
“Pennsylvania Agriculture—
We’re Growing Better,” applies to
these food processing, wholesale
and retail firms as well. “The
‘We’re Growing Better’ logo
campaign has been adopted by 160
Pennsylvania food processors,” he
said, “while 800 farm markets and
1,000 retail food stores are now
using the logo to identify Penn
sylvania foods."
Hallowell urged the public to
stop at the Pennsylvania Food
Marketplace while at the Farm
Show. “The Marketplace gives you
a chance to ‘take a taste’ of the
many food products from Penn
sylvania agriculture,” he said.
Firms participating in the
Pennsylvania Food Marketplace
are: Pennsylvania Cheesemaker
of Winfield, Snyder County;
Hatfield Packing ‘Company of
Hatfield, Montgomery County;
Quality Distinction of Allentown,
Lehigh County; l Boston Farm
Products, Stillwater, Columbia
County; Weis Markets of Sunbury,
Northumberland County; Penn
sylvania Cooperative Potato
HARRISBURG Placements of
broiler chicks in the Com
monwealth during the week ending
December 26, 1981 were 2,245,000,
two percent below the previous
week but 5 percent above the
corresponding week a year earlier.
Average placements during the
past 9 weeks were one percent
above a year ago. for
broiler chicks were 3,663,000, six
percent above the previous week
but three percent below the same
period a year earlier. The current
3-week total of eggs set is three
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on parts purchased
January 22, 1982,
if paid in CASH at
time of sale.
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Farm and Lawn & Garden Equipment
Phone 215-987-6221
Growers of Harrisburg, Dauphin
County; Pennsylvania Maple
Producers Council of Montrose,
Susquehanna County; Kitchen
Kettle of Lancaster County; Herr’s
Potato Chips of Nottingham, Chester
County; Alderfer Bologna Com
pany of Harleysville, Montgomery
County; Furman Canning Com
pany of Northumberland County;
percent below the comparable
period a year ago.
Placements in the 19 major
states were 74,097,000, six percent
below the previous week but two
percent above the same week a
year earlier; Average placements
during the past 9 weeks were 2
percent above a year ago. Settings
were 98,151,000, one percent below
the previous week but one percent
above a year earlier. The current
3-week total of eggs set is 2 percent
above the comparable period a
year ago.
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C. J. WONSIDLER BROS.
Fann Show
Cookie Corner o! Lebanon,
Lebanon Cotmty; Spring Glen
Farm Kitchens, Ephrata, Lan
caster County; Shope’s Farm Deli
of Bird-in-Hand, Lancaster
County; Retail Farm Market
Division of Pennsylvania Farmers
Association, Middletown, Dauphin
County; and the Pennsylvania
Wine Association.
2 percent
Expected marketings, based on
placements 8-10 weeks earlier less
mortality allowance, in Penn
sylvania for the week ending
February 27, 1982 will be 2,227,000,
3 percent above a year earlier. The
19 major states expected
marketings should total 73,511,000,
2 percent above last year. ‘ '
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