Perry's Ice Cream
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Perry's Ice Cream is an ice cream manufacturer located in Akron, New York.
In the company's early days, it used hand cranks, ice and salt tub freezers, and horse-drawn delivery wagons in 1918. The company has over 325 employees and distributes its products to New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.
The company uses polypropylene film to package its ice cream sandwiches to improve the "shelf appeal and freezer endurance" of its products.
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- Business First of Buffalo - May 1, 1998 - "Here's the scoop: hot ice cream sales," by David Troester
- Perry's Ice Cream Co., Inc.: MESing with your plant - Computer Integrated Manufacturing for Process software system - manufacturing execution system - includes related article on software system implementation. Dairy Foods, Nov. 1996 by Jack Mans
- Perry's launches indiscretions. (New Products). Frozen Food Age, April, 2003 Company launches superpremium line of ice cream.
- bnet.com - Case Study: Perry's Ice Cream Discusses using film rather than paper for packaging ice cream novelties.
- Exxon Mobil Chemical - New Packaging for Perry's Ice Cream Sandwiches Plastic manufacturer discusses Perry's use of polypropylene film for packaging ice cream sandwiches]
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