United Dairy Farmers
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United Dairy Farmers (known locally as UDF) is a chain of ice cream shops started by Carl Lindner, Sr. and Carl Lindner, Jr. in 1938, with the opening of the first United Dairy Farmers store at 3955 Main Avenue (now Montgomery Road) Norwood, Ohio on May 8, 1940. The chain has stores throughout the Greater Cincinnati area, as well as a few stores in Dayton, Columbus and Cleveland. Most UDF stores also operate a gas station and a convenience store. Since 2001, many locations have sold gasoline under the Mobil brand. [1]
United Dairy Famer's Homemade Brand Ice Cream is sold at UDF locations and in local grocery stores. Its chocolate variety was voted #1 Chocolate Ice Cream 2005 by The Cincinnati Enquirer.
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