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Cumberland County · Shippensburg Borough · #3059

Schreiber Foods yogurt and milk receiving expansion

Shippensburg Borough, PA · 22,694 sq ft non-residential, industrial

About this project

Schreiber Foods plans an expansion of about 22,694 square feet at its Shippensburg production facility for yogurt and milk receiving.

Official description: Expansion to the existing production facility.

Filing history

  • 2025-08-13 · #3059 · Submission · 22,694 sq ft

State agencies' comment letter (PDF) →

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The full picture AI research · Nov 1, 2026

Schreiber Foods plans to add about 22,694 square feet to its existing yogurt plant in Shippensburg Borough. County records say the space is for yogurt production and for receiving milk, which means the area where milk trucks deliver.

The addition is part of a larger announced investment of $132.9 million at the plant. A Pennsylvania state press release from March 2026 describes new production lines that would let the plant process about 109,000 more pounds of milk per day. The site is already an operating dairy plant, so the work is an expansion and not a new industrial use.

No news coverage or meeting records were found that tie the 22,694-square-foot filing to a particular borough approval. No opposition was found either.

What it could mean nearby

Where it stands

The county filing is dated August 2025, and the state announced the investment in March 2026. No borough approval records were found online. After a filing like this, the borough usually reviews the plans, and building permits are issued before construction starts.

Want to weigh in? Shippensburg Borough decides on local land development and permits, and residents can comment at its public meetings, though no specific hearing was found.

Who's behind it

Schreiber Foods · Schreiber Foods is a dairy manufacturer that makes yogurt, cheese and other dairy products, with plants in several states.

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Planning terms explained
Land development
A formal local review of plans to build or enlarge a building or site.
Non-residential square footage
Floor area for business or industrial use, not for homes.
Milk receiving
The part of a dairy plant where milk trucks unload their milk.

Researched by AI from public sources on Nov 1, 2026. It can make mistakes, so check the linked sources and the municipality before relying on it.

Scope estimate for contractors

Estimated construction value: $3.0M