Fruit n’ Yogurt Snacks

Welch’s Fruit ‘n Yogurt snacks are available in mouthwatering strawberry, cherry and blueberry varieties.

Welch’s Fruit ‘n Yogurt Snacks are produced, marketed and distributed under authority of Welch Foods, Inc. by The Promotion In Motion Companies, Inc.

For more information please visit the Fruit ‘n Yogurt Snacks page athttp://welchsfruitsnacks.com.

We are Welch’s

Welch’s is owned by more than 900 farmer families. They put know-how, passion and persistence into growing the grapes that make Welch’s products taste so uniquely delicious.

The People Behind the Bottle

You might be surprised to learn Welch’s is owned by a cooperative of farmers. You wouldn’t be alone. Welch’s grower-owners tell us all the time about the confused reactions they get when they tell people, “Yup, I own Welch’s.”

We don’t mind if you thought Welch’s was just another big company. You probably haven’t met a Welch’s farmer to tell you otherwise. But we’d like to introduce you to a few, and have them tell you what makes Welch’s different.

“PEOPLE WANT TO KNOW WHO GREW THEIR FOOD. THAT’S US.”

Andrew Nichols, Fifth Generation Farmer and Welch’s Owner

MEET THE NICHOLS FAMILY

“WHEN I SEE THAT GLASS OF WELCH’S, I KNOW HOW MUCH HARD WORK WENT INTO IT.”

Rich Erdle, Fifth Generation Farmer and Welch’s Owner

MEET THE ERDLE FAMILY

“WE’RE AN ALL-IN KIND OF FAMILY. WE DO EVERYTHING TOGETHER.”

Becky Hamlet-Kapple, Seventh Generation Farmer and Welch’s Owner

MEET THE HAMLET FAMILY

“THERE ISN’T ANY CORPORATE FARMING HERE. IT’S ALL FAMILIES.”

Penny Deakin, Third Generation Farmer and Welch’s Owner

MEET THE DEAKIN FAMILY

Where We Grow Grapes

The grapes used to make our 100% juice, jelly and other Welch’s products are grown on family farms in the United States. Concord and Niagara grapes are picky about climate, requiring just the right mix of sunshine, rainfall and cool nights. So Welch’s grows in four regions that have the perfect climate for the grapes to thrive.

The Finger Lakes Region of New York
The Shore of Lake Erie in New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
The Shore of Lake Michigan in Southwestern Michigan
The Yakima Valley in Washington State

~Welch’s!