Wisconsin Creamland, New Mexico Dean's, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio and Pennsylvania Friendly's, an ice cream brand served at Friendly's restaurants and sold in stores Gandy's, West Texas Garelick Farms, New England Hygeia Dairy, South Texas Jilbert Dairy, Michigan's Upper Peninsula Lehigh Valley, Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania Meadow Gold Dairy, Colorado, Idaho, Missouri, Montana, Southern Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming Oak Farms Dairy, Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma PET Dairy, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and Virginia Price's Creameries, El Paso, Texas and Southern New Mexico Purity Dairies, Tennessee, Kentucky and Alabama ReadyLeaf Tea Reiter Dairy, Ohio Swiss Premium, Pennsylvania T. G. Lee Dairy, Florida Tuscan Dairy Farms, New York and New Jersey In May 2015 Dean Foods announced that they would introduce a national milk brand, DairyPure, which would appear alongside regional brands, in an attempt to boost sales. Former Barber's, Alabama, parts of Mississippi, Georgia and Florida Berkeley Farms, Northern California and Northern Nevada: 1910–2020 Broughton Foods Company, Southeast Ohio, Eastern Kentucky, Western Virginia and West Virginia. Broughton Foods Company, or Broughton's Dairy or simply Broughton's, was a regional dairy and food company based out of Marietta, Ohio, that served the states of Ohio, Kentucky and West Virginia. The company also operated a sub-plant in Charleston, West Virginia. Broughton Foods Company was formerly owned by Suiza Foods Company. Land O'Lakes milk (licensed brand), Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa and Wisconsin Liberty Dairy, Grand Rapids, Michigan Louis Trauth Dairy, Kentucky and Ohio McArthur Dairy, South Florida Meadow Brook, Pennsylvania and New York Meadow Gold Dairy, Hawaii and Nebraska Melody Farms, Detroit, which itself had previously acquired R.W. Wilson & Sons, Detroit, Michigan Model Dairy, Northern Nevada H. Myer Dairy Company, Cincinnati, Ohio Swiss Dairy, California In October 2010, Dean Foods announced it was retiring the Schepps brand for dairy products in the Dallas, Texas area in favor of their Oak Farms brand. The Schepps brand had been in the Dallas market since 1942. Acquisitions and Spinoffs In 2005, Dean Specialty Foods was spun off from Dean Foods as Bay Valley Foods, LLC, a division of TreeHouse Foods, Inc. In June 2005, TreeHouse Foods started trading on the New York Stock Exchange with a ticker of THS. In August 2006, Dean Foods acquired Jilbert's Dairy, a 70-year-old family business near Marquette, Michigan. Dean Food's TofuTown brand was acquired by the Hain Celestial Group in June