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Wisconsin Dairy Plant Directory 2011 - 2012 Wisconsin Dairy Plant Directory Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade & Consumer Protection Division of Food Safety dfs-4001-0601 October 2011 How To Use This Dairy Plant Directory The 2011-2012 Wisconsin Dairy Plant Directory The second section is a numerical listing is designed to enable the user to locate and and the third section is an alphabetical identify the business office and plant location of listing of the dairy plants. This is useful every licensed dairy plant and bulk milk tanker when tracing the origin of a cheese or (BMT) wash facility in Wisconsin. dairy product. In the first section, each plant is listed by county There are 470 dairy plants operating in and is identified by dairy plant number, trade the State of Wisconsin and they are name, plant address, telephone number, licensee designated with the prefix 55. and mailing address of the home office and operations. There are 58 bulk milk tanker wash facilities and they are designated with the prefix 54. To order additional copies of this directory please send a check for $2.50 per copy, along with your name and address to: Wisconsin Department of Agriculture, Trade & Consumer Protection, Drawer 93586, Milwaukee, WI 53293-0586. The directory can also be found on our web site http://datcp.wisconsin.gov You can contact the Division of Food Safety at (608) 224-4683. Last Update: October 2011 Dairy Plant Operation # of Plants Affinage 13 Approved for extended runs 43 Aseptic Packaging 1 Breading Cheese 11 Brine System 47 Butter Factory 10 Cheese Factory 140 Cheese Spreads 9 Cold Pack 20 Condensary 27 Cottage Cheese 2 Cream 5 Curds 6 Custard Mix 1 Cut, Wrap, Shred 167 Dairy Flavors 6 D-Lactose 3 Enzyme Modified Dairy Products 8 Flavoring Cream Cheese 19 Frozen / Soft Serve Yogurt 1 Goat Milk 22 Grade A Plant – Does not receive milk – makes a Grade A product =<1,000,000 lbs per year 7 Grade A Plant – Does not receive milk – makes a Grade A product >1,000,000 lbs per year 5 Grade A Plant Receives<2,000,000 lbs of milk - makes a Grade A product =<1,000,000 lbs per year 5 Grade A Plant Receives>2,000,000 lbs of milk – makes a Grade A product >1,000,000 lbs per year 21 Grade A Powder 7 Grade A Receiving Station 67 Grade A Transfer Station 6 Ice Cream 33 Ice Cream Mix 2 Ice Cream Treat 1 Manufactured Milk Processing =<1,000,000 lbs of dairy products or 500,000 gallons of frozen dairy 173 products per year Manufactured Milk Processing >1,000,000 lbs dairy products or 500,00 gallons of frozen dairy products per 197 year Manufactured Milk Receiving Station 73 Manufactured Milk Transfer Station 4 Powder Mixing/Blending 42 Powdering Operation 30 Processed Cheese 29 Retail Milk 14 Sheep Milk 12 Single Service Use Containers 5 Smoked Cheese 8 Snack Dips 8 Sour Cream 6 UF/RO Systems 55 Whey Processing 45 Yogurt 9 County Plant DAIRY PLANT LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS If Different number Operation Codes Than Plant Location Adams 55-2185 GRANDE CHEESE COMPANY DAIRY RD 1007 W LAKE ST BROWNSVILLE WI 53006 FRIENDSHIP WI 53934 (920) 269 - 7200 [email protected] Condensary, Grade A Powder, Grade A Product only <=1,000,000 lbs, Powder Mixing/Blending, UF/RO Systems, Whey Processing Barron 55-623 BARRON COUNTY CHEESE 1623 US HIGHWAY 8 BARRON WI 54812 (715) 634 - 0400 Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, Grade B Processing <=1,000,000 lbs 55-648 COMSTOCK CREAMERY, LLC 232 N WALLACE ST 1858 US HIGHWAY 63 ELLSWORTH WI 54011 COMSTOCK WI 54826 (715) 273 - 4311 [email protected] Brick/Muenster, Brine System, Buys Milk from Producers, Cheddar, Granular, Washed Curd, Cheese Factory, Colby, Curds, Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, Farmers, Grade B Processing >1,000,000 lbs, Grade B Receiving Station, Havarti, Mexican/Hispanic, Monterey Jack, UF/RO Systems, Whey Processing 54-648 COMSTOCK CREAMERY, LLC PO BOX 36 1858 US HIGHWAY 63 COMSTOCK WI 54826 COMSTOCK WI 54826 (715) 273 - 4311 [email protected] Tank Wash 55-731 NORTH COUNTRY PACKAGING 1623 6TH ST ALMENA WI 54805 (715) 357 - 6078 [email protected] Cold Pack, Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, Grade B Processing <=1,000,000 lbs County Plant DAIRY PLANT LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS If Different number Operation Codes Than Plant Location Barron 55-231 PRECISION PACKAGING & COLD STORAGE 1623B STATE HIGHWAY 8 BARRON WI 54812 (715) 637 - 0400 [email protected] Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, Grade B Processing <=1,000,000 lbs 54-1508 SAPUTO CHEESE USA INC 25 TRI STATE INT'L OFFICE 1052 6TH ST CENTER SUITE 250 ALMENA WI 54805-9024 LINCOLNSHIRE IL 60069 (715) 357 - 3775 [email protected] Tank Wash 55-1508 SAPUTO INC 25 TRI STATE OFFICE 1052 6TH ST CENTER SUITE 250 ALMENA WI 54805-9024 LINCOLNSHIRE IL 60069 (715) 357 - 3775 [email protected] Asiago, Bleu, Brine System, Cheese Factory, Condensary, Gorgonzola, Grade B Processing >1,000,000 lbs, Grade B Receiving Station, Parmesan, Romano, UF/RO Systems, Whey Processing Bayfield 55-332 HAPPY HOLLOW CREAMERY 87550 HAPPY HOLLOW RD BAYFIELD WI 54814 (715) 779 - 3128 Cheddar, Granular, Washed Curd, Cheese Factory, Cold Pack, Curds, D-lactose, Feta, Goat Milk, Grade B Processing <=1,000,000 lbs, Sheep Milk, Single Service Container 55-232 SOUTH SHORE CHEVRE 86335 BARK RIVER RD 87550 HAPPY HOLLOW RD HERBSTER WI 54844 BAYFIELD WI 54814 (715) 779 - 3128 Cheddar, Granular, Washed Curd, Cheese Factory, Feta, Goat Cheese, Goat Milk, Gorgonzola, Gouda, Grade B Processing <=1,000,000 lbs, Sheep Milk County Plant DAIRY PLANT LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS If Different number Operation Codes Than Plant Location Bayfield 55-28 TETZNER DAIRY 30455 NEVERS RD WASHBURN WI 54891 (715) 373 - 2330 Grade A Product only <=1,000,000 lbs, Grade B Processing <=1,000,000 lbs, Ice Cream, Retail Milk Packaging Brown 55-905 ARLA FOODS 489 HOLLAND CRT KAUKAUNA WI 54130 (920) 462 - 1308 [email protected] Brick/Muenster, Brine System, Buys Milk from Producers, Cheese Factory, Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, Edam, Farmers, Gouda, Grade A Receiving Station, Grade B Processing >1,000,000 lbs, Havarti, Smoked Cheese, UF/RO Systems 55-420 BELGIOIOSO CHEESE 4200 MAIN ST GREEN BAY WI 54311 N/A [email protected] Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred 55-1639 BELGIOIOSO CHEESE INC 4200 MAIN ST 4348 BROOKSIDE DR GREEN BAY WI 54311 PULASKI WI 54162 (920) 822 - 5661 Brine System, Buys Milk from Producers, Cheese Factory, Grade A Receiving Station, Grade B Processing >1,000,000 lbs, Parmesan 55-365 BELGIOIOSO CHEESE INC 5312 STEVE'S CHEESE RD DENMARK WI 54208 (920) 863 - 8697 Bleu, Brine System, Cheese Factory, Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, Gorgonzola, Grade B Processing >1,000,000 lbs, Grade B Receiving Station County Plant DAIRY PLANT LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS If Different number Operation Codes Than Plant Location Brown 55-910 BELGIOIOSO CHEESE INC 4200 MAIN ST 5810 COUNTY ROAD NN GREEN BAY WI 54311 DENMARK WI 54208 (920) 863 - 2123 Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, Grade B Processing <=1,000,000 lbs 55-911 BELGIOIOSO CHEESE INC 5900 COUNTY ROAD NN DENMARK WI 54208 (920) 863 - 1106 Brine System, Buys Milk from Producers, Cheese Factory, Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, Grade B Processing >1,000,000 lbs, Grade B Receiving Station, Mascarpone, Mozzarella, Provolone, Ricotta, UF/RO Systems 55-335 BELGIOIOSO CHEESE INC 801 CEDAR ST GREEN BAY WI 54301 (920) 432 - 0967 Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, Grade B Processing <=1,000,000 lbs 54-365 BELGIOIOSO CHEESE INC 5312 STEVE'S CHEESE RD DENMARK WI 54208 (920) 863 - 8697 Tank Wash 54-911 BELGIOIOSO CHEESE INC 5900 COUNTY ROAD NN DENMARK WI 54208 (920) 863 - 2123 Tank Wash County Plant DAIRY PLANT LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS If Different number Operation Codes Than Plant Location Brown 55-532 COLDSTONE CREAMERY 8030 CAVENDISH RD 2101 S ONEIDA ST SUITE 300 NEENAH WI 54956 GREEN BAY WI 54304 (920) 475 - 2555 [email protected] Grade B Processing >1,000,000 lbs, Ice Cream 55-268 DCI CHEESE - GREEN BAY 13190 VELP AVE GREEN BAY WI 54307 (920) 434 - 3233 [email protected] Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, D1 Extended Run, Grade B Processing >1,000,000 lbs 55-543 IMPERIA FOODS 40 NEW DUTCH LANE 341 N HENRY ST FAIRFIELD NJ 07004 GREEN BAY WI 54302 (973) 787 - 8849 [email protected] Bleu, Cheese Factory, Gorgonzola, Grade B Processing >1,000,000 lbs 55-373 KITCHEN FRESH FOODS 1375 GRUBER RD GREEN BAY WI 54313 (920) 434 - 8874 [email protected] Cheddar, Granular, Washed Curd, Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, Grade B Processing <=1,000,000 lbs, Monterey Jack, Mozzarella 55-266 LAACK BROTHERS CHEESE PO BOX 182 7050 MORRISON RD GREENLEAF WI 54126 GREENLEAF WI 54126 (920) 864 - 2815 Cheese Spreads, Cut, Wrap, Grind, Shred, Grade B Processing <=1,000,000 lbs County Plant DAIRY PLANT LOCATION MAILING ADDRESS If Different number Operation Codes Than Plant Location Brown 55-291 LAND O LAKES INC PO BOX 668 305 S WALL ST DENMARK WI 54208 DENMARK WI 54208 (920) 863 - 2131 [email protected] Brine System, Buys Milk from Producers, Cheese Factory, Grade A Receiving Station, Grade B Processing >1,000,000 lbs, Mozzarella, Powder Mixing/Blending, Provolone, Smoked Cheese, Whey Processing 54-31 LEDGETOP MILK PROCESSING 2135 PARK RD GREENLEAF WI 54126 (920) 532 - 0301 [email protected] Tank Wash 55-8984 MALCORE FOODS INC 237 E CALUMET ST 300 MAIN ST APPLETON WI 54915 DE PERE WI 54115 (920) 983 - 0642 [email protected] Cold Pack, Flavoring Cream Cheese, Grade B Processing <=1,000,000 lbs 55-8 MORNING GLORY DAIRY 3399 S RIDGE RD DE PERE WI 54115 (920) 336 - 4206 Grade A >2,000,000 Past/Processing, Retail Milk Packaging, Single Service Container, Sour Cream 55-651 RENEW IT CHEESE 651 WINDING BROOK TRAIL 524 MARTIN LANE LITTLE SUAMICO WI 54141 KAUKAUNA WI
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