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SAP Crystal Reports Hauler or Dealer - Weigher/Sampler Cross Reference Sheet H3021100 A PECORA MILK TRANSPORT INC 4035 HYLAND ROAD, JEANNETTE, PA 15644 W/S Total: 4 Certified To: 724-640-5280 W/S 5131400 FREEMAN, DAVID J August/4/2022 W/S 5196200 PECORA, ANTHONY August/30/2022 W/S 5338600 PECORA, ATTILIO A September/15/2021 W/S 10004881 VANCE, AUSTIN B March/11/2023 D1078400 ADDISON MILK PROD COOP ASSOC INC 12 NORTH PARK STREET, SENECA FALLS, NY 13148 W/S Total: 0 315-568-2750 H3041400 ALNYE LLC PO BOX 1118 - 59 AURORA STREET, MORAVIA, NY 13118 W/S Total: 0 315-497-3329 H3000200 ANDREWS TRUCKING INC 1677 BELMONT TURNPIKE, FOREST CITY, PA 18421-9533 W/S Total: 6 Certified To: 570-448-2574 W/S 5014200 ANDREWS, DONALD F April/7/2022 W/S 5002800 ANDREWS, JEFF J April/7/2022 W/S 10004886 ANDREWS, NICHOLAS J PDA Evaluation Required W/S 5196600 CAREY, RONALD H April/7/2022 W/S 10001289 COOK, JOSHUA L January/15/2022 W/S 5434300 JOHANNES, MICHAEL J April/7/2022 H10003088 APPLE SHAMROCK DAIRY FARMS LLC 32821 GUYS MILLS ROAD, TOWNVILLE, PA 16360 W/S Total: 6 Certified To: 814-967-2444 W/S 10003106 ANDERSON, MICHAEL R August/4/2021 W/S 10003575 HUNTER, ZACHARY P PDA Evaluation Required W/S 10004733 KEISTER, BRET R PDA Evaluation Required W/S 5047100 SHOOP, RALPH H PDA Evaluation Required W/S 10003105 WADDELL, JOSHUA R August/4/2021 W/S 10003104 WADDELL, ROBERT J August/4/2021 D10002193 APPLE VALLEY CREAMERY LLC 541 GERMANY ROAD, EAST BERLIN, PA 17316 W/S Total: 0 717-528-4520 H3048600 B & E MILK CARTAGE PO BOX 145, MONTVILLE, OH 44064 W/S Total: 0 440-968-3446 H10004555 B H FAMILY FARMS LLC 10095 FT STOUFFER RD, GREENCASTLE, PA 17225 W/S Total: 7 Certified To: 717-360-0850 W/S 10004556 BAKER, DANIEL J January/21/2023 W/S 10004557 BAKER, DAVID J January/21/2023 W/S 10002135 CHRISTMAN, KENNETH E September/29/2021 W/S 10004558 HAWBAKER, CARL E January/25/2023 W/S 10004559 HAWBAKER, EVAN D January/21/2023 W/S 10004560 HAWBAKER, JAY E January/25/2023 W/S 10004561 MARTIN, MICAH L 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