Troyer Farms Snack Foods

Company Description

This (small) US company claims to be the only US potato chips manufacturer that grows its own potatoes. Troyer Farms sells potato chips using the brand names "Troyer Farms", "Seyfert's"and "Dan-Dee". In December 2008, Troyer Farms agreed to a sale of the company to Bickel's Snack Foods Inc

A subsidiary of:

Bickels Snack Foods Inc

Product Types offered by this company

- Chips and Snacks

News for this Company

Construction progresses on Folkland Foods’ new drive-in freezer, a major cold-storage expansion scheduled for completion in January 2026 to support on-site frozen product storage and future growth.

December 29, 2025

Folkland Foods Expands Frozen Storage Capacity and Strengthens Supply Chain

Folkland Foods is expanding operations with a new drive-in freezer on track for completion by January 2026, adding on-site frozen storage and supporting future growth. Supply partner Troyer Growers is adding potato storage to strengthen supply.

(LR) Russell Redding, PA Sec. of Agriculture, Governor Josh Shapiro (D-PA), and Alex Troyer, Co-founder of Folkland Foods.

October 27, 2024

Pennsylvania invests in Erie County Organic Potato Company 'Folkland Foods'

Governor Josh Shapiro visited start-up company Folkland Foods, located in Waterford, Erie County, to announce a USD 3 million Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program (RACP) investment in the company.

May 28, 2014

KLN Family Brands 'full steam ahead' with rebuild former Troyer Farms snack foods plant

KLN Family brands is moving ahead quickly with rebuilding plans for the former Troyer Farms snack foods plant in Waterford Township, Pennsylvania.

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February 10, 2014

KLN Family Brands buys former Troyer Farms chips plant

Access to new markets, the availability of an empty facility and abundant raw materials -- they were all reasons for Minnesota-based KLN Family Brands to buy the former Troyer Farms potato chips plant in Waterford, Pennsylvania

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