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  • Fri, 10/30/2009
    Swiss Farms Looks to Expand by 100 in Five Years
    Article Source: Convenience Store News
    Swiss Farms, which has operated for 40 years in Delaware County, Pa., is branching out through franchising, with plans to open 100 new units in the next five years.
  • Tue, 10/20/2009
    Swiss Farms planning to expand
    Article Source: Philadelphia Inquirer
    For more than four decades, Swiss Farms drive-through convenience stores have been providing a quick and easy way for Delaware County residents to grab a gallon of milk or a loaf of bread on the way home from work.
  • Mon, 10/5/2009
    Swiss Farms Ramps Up
    Article Source: CSP Information Group, Inc.
    Drive-thru retailer awards first franchise, who has plans to open three more stores
  • Sun, 10/4/2009
    Swiss Farms Grants First Franchise
    Article Source: Progressive Grocer
    “America’s Drive-Thru Grocer,” Swiss Farms, which has introduced a regional franchising program with the aim of selectively expanding around its corporate base in Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New York and New Jersey, has awarded its first franchise, to John Betz & Associates.
  • Thu, 10/1/2009
    Swiss Farms Awards First Franchise
    Article Source: Reuters.com
    John Betz has become Swiss Farms first franchisee, with plans to open 3 stores
  • Mon, 9/28/2009
    Swiss Farms Takes On Grocery
    Article Source: Convenience Store News
    With a new prototype scheduled to open in the fall, Swiss Farms is leveraging its role as a drive-thru retailer, positioning itself as a faster, more convenient alternative to the supermarket's express lane.
  • Fri, 7/10/2009
    Swiss Farms Takes on Supermarkets
    Article Source: NACS Online
    Swiss Farms is a unique retailer. In fact, you may think it’s a convenience store, but don’t call it that.
  • Thu, 7/9/2009
    Swiss Farms primes for fight with supermarkets
    Article Source: Delco Times
    A dozen eggs were being advertised on a sharp, 42-inch digital screen recently at the Drexel Hill Swiss Farms, which recently underwent a remodeling that transformed the familiar old structure into a shiny new red barn. Over the next two to three years, all of the 12 Delaware County Swiss Farms will look the same way in a serious attempt for the Broomall-based company to go head-to-head with supermarkets.