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Dutch Gold Honey, Inc., formed in 1946, is our parent company. The emergence of
Dutch Gold Honey as one of the largest honey packing companies is an amazing story
of perseverance, determination, sacrifice, and family loyalty. It is hard to believe
it was over 50 years ago that Ralph Gamber began a new, if somewhat unusual hobby,
beekeeping. He had always been fascinated by honeybees, so in the spring of 1946,
he bought three hives of bees at a farm sale for $27.00. In 1957, Ralph invented
what has become a well-known household fixture, the Honeybear. Today Dutch Gold
Honey packages over 50 million pounds of honey annually.
DUTCH GOLD HONEY, INC.
2220 Dutch Gold Drive • Lancaster, PA 17601-1997
(717) 393-1716 • (717) 393 8687 fax
www.dutchgoldhoney.com |
info@dutchgoldhoney.com
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Gamber Container, Inc., formed in 1967, is the result of Ralph's willingness to
find a novel way to decrease his container costs. The one way to obtain better glass
prices was to buy by the truckload. Ralph approached other small food companies
in the Lancaster area and coordinated truckload orders of various glass containers.
Now Gamber Container has distributors nationwide that can supply local beekeepers,
and others in need of plastic and glass containers, with reasonably priced containers
in smaller quantities.
GAMBER CONTAINER, INC.
2220 Dutch Gold Drive • Lancaster, PA 17601-1997
(717) 393-1716 • (717) 393 8687 fax
www.gambercontainer.com |
info@gambercontainer.com
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The Bacon Jug Company was originally a division of McLure's Honey and Maple Products,
and is now a division of Gamber Container, Inc. They can customize maple syrup jugs
with your company's logos or any desired designs on their very own Bacon Jugs, like
no other. They are also located in Littleton, New Hampshire in the same building
as McLure's. The nicest thing about their jugs is that all of the designs and artwork
are silk screened directly on the jugs to give it that old fashioned New England
look that is eye catching to consumers. When you're finished with the maple syrup,
you'll want to keep the jugs.
THE BACON JUG COMPANY
46 N. Littleton Rd. • Littleton, NH 03561
(603) 444-1050 • (603) 444-6659 fax
www.baconjug.com |
info@baconjug.com
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