Consumers love regional dairy brands, including the Sunny Florida Dairy of Tampa. Regional dairies could be the next microbrews. If they did a few things.
Sunny Florida is a great regional milk brand, and the largest independent dairy in Florida, founded by the Guagliardo family in 1911. It has a long relationship with the legendary Columbia restaurant of Tampa.
A defunct Florida brand is Land O’Sun, which seems to be a very good name for a dairy brand in Florida.
A currently popular brand is T.G. Lee.
Here are some BrandlandUSA posts on dairies around the country.
- Read Mark’s Favorite Lost Canadian Brands (including Sealtest)
- Read Poudre Valley Creamery, Another Regional Brand Gone
- Read Bring Back Sealtest Milk, Ice Cream
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