Farm Show Food Market To Feature 24 Pennsylvania Companies
HARRISBURG (Dauphin Co.)
Some of Pennsylvania’s finest
snack fiends, processed meats and
candies will be available for sale
and sampling at the 81st Pennsyl
vania Farm Show, according to
Agriculture Secretary Charles C.
Brosius.
“ Pennsylvania’s 2,300 food
processing companies play an
important role in our economy,”
Brosius said. “In recognition of
this, we have enlarged the exhibit
space for the Pennsylvania Food
Market, and will add seven new
companies for a total of 24.
“Gov. Tom Ridge is committed
to helping the agriculture com
munity expand its domestic and
international markets. The Pen
nsylvania Food Market is an
excellent opportunity for our
stale’s food companies to show
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visitors and increase their sales.”
The Food Market is located in
the west lobby area of the Farm
Show Complex.
The following vendors have
reserved a booth:
• Absolute Aqua Source, Mor
gantown, Lancaster County
bottled water, dispensers and
water systems.
• Ateeco Inc ./Mrs. T’s Piero
gies, Shenandoah. Schuylkill
County (new) pierogies.
• Alderfer Bologna Co., Harley
svillc, Montgomery County
ring bologna, Lebanon bologna
and ham slices.
• Belletieri’s Sauce Inc., Allen
town, Lehigh County (new)
sauces, roasted peppers, cheese,
salad dressing and gift baskets.
• Butter Krust Baking Co., Sun
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(new) bread and rolls.
■ Cake and Kandy Emporium,
East Petersburg, Lancaster County
—old fashioned clear toy candies.
• Cloister Spring Water Co.,
Ephrata, Lancaster County—cof
fee service and filtration systems.
• Furman Foods, Northumber
land, Northumberland County
coupons for canned vegetable
products.
• G’s Caramel Com, Red Lion,
York County popcorn, cheese
com and caramel com.
• Goss Candy, Lewis town, Mif
flin County (new) —peanut butter
eggs, assorted nuts, and chocolate
covered chips and pretzels.
• Groffs Home Made Candies.
Lancaster. Lancaster County
fudge, brittles and molded
chocolates.
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• Happy Valley Friendly Farm,
Spring Mills, Centre County
goat milk fudge.
• Hatfield Quality Meats, Inc.,
Hatfield, Montgomery County
pork products, hats, trucks, banks
and cutting boards.
• Herr Foods, Nottingham,
Chester County—chips, pretzels,
popcorn, nuts, dips, crackers and
meat snacks.
• Martin’s Potato Chips. Tho
masville, York County potato
chips and snack foods.
• Michael Mootz Candies Inc.,
Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne County
(new) chocolates and fudge.
• Old School Snacks, Carin
brook, Somerset County pop
corn, onion rings and multi-grain
chips.
• Palmyra Bologna Co., Palmy
ra, Lebanon County Seltzer’s
Lebanon and sweet bologna.
• Royal Ostrich, Greensburg,
Westmoreland County (new)
ostrich meat products.
• Sensational Sweets, Lewis
buig, Union County (new) —cho-
colates and candies.
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• Unique Jelly, Brownstown,
Lancaster County unusual
jellies.
• Utz Quality Foods, Inc.,
Hanover. York County potato
chips, pretzels and snack foods.
• Watkins Products. Belle Ver
non, Fayette County spices,
extracts, puddings, soups and
liniments.
• Daniel Weaver Company,
Lebanon, Lebanon County
Weaver’s famous Lebanon bolog
na and Baum’s sweet bologna.
The Farm Show is free and
open to the public all week tong.
The hours are 8 a.m. to 9 p.m„
Saturday. Jan. 11. through Wed
nesday. Jan. IS. On Thursday, Jan.
16 the final day of the show
the hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Parking is available at the Farm
Show Complex, located on Came
ron Street near Exit 23 of Inter
state 81, for $S per vehicle. Over
flow parking is available at the
Harrisburg Area Community Col
lege, with shuttle bus service to
the Main Exhibit Building for a
fee.