Rutter’s Celebrates National Dairy Month

The dairy company has been selling fresh milk since 1921.

June 14, 2013

YORK, Pa. – Fresh off its 11th consecutive year as the winner of Best Milk in the York Daily Record/Sunday News’ annual Best of York reader’s poll, Rutter’s Dairy celebrates National Dairy Month this month.

Central Pennsylvania’s love affair with Rutter’s milk has been a long one. Ninety-two years ago, George and Bud Rutter sold the first 15 quarts of Rutter’s milk door-to-door from their horse-drawn wagon. 

Guided by the standard of excellence and high quality products, and under the third generation of family leadership, Rutter’s Dairy collects its milk exclusively from local dairy farms and produces delicious milk products on-site at the original dairy farm in York, Pa., which dates back to 1747.

Rutter's reputation for wholesome products has led to its expansion across the mid-Atlantic region, delivering daily to customers in Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey. All in addition to Pennsylvania, where customers can also pick up their favorite Rutter’s milk products at 58 convenient farm store locations.

Learn more about Rutter’s unique history beginning Monday in a five-part blog series, Rutter’s Celebrates National Dairy Month at rutters.com or follow along with the series on Facebook, facebook.com/RuttersFarmStores.

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