Meadow View Jerseys — Local services in West Earl Township

We recently purchased a market, and unfortunately we faced an unexpected issue with Farm. When our staff went to purchase goods, farmer employees told them: “We work with Figen, we won’t work with anyone else, go buy from somewhere else.” This is very disappointing and unprofessional. Figen is not our employee and has no connection to our company — she left before we even took over the market. The fact that we purchased the market does not mean we are obligated to work with her, and it certainly should not affect our ability to buy products. We do not understand why Farmer involved themselves in something that is none of their concern. As business owners, we expect fairness, professionalism, and the same treatment as any other customer. Refusing to sell based on misinformation and unrelated personal matters is...

This review is not for their products but for how they handle things. They don’t know how to deal with customers and do business right. I was emailing back and forth with someone from this place and they told me the closest location where I can pick up is Reading Terminal Market. I came to the stand to get my milk, eggs, and honey and the prices were completely different from the website and what I was told by the person I spoke with over email. Everything was marked up considerably (milk $9 instead of $5, honey $18 not $14.50, etc). It should have been mentioned that the prices will be different over there. I just wasted gas and my time coming to the market in center city. Bad...

Concept is great, execution is poor. Cows are meant to eat grass not corn and soy. I could see a clear difference in their milk and the milk we get from another farm who have jersey cows. The cream is yellow from the other milk but their cream on milk was almost white. So, although their bottle says grass-fed, it is probably 20% or so grass and the rest is other stuff that is not meant to be eaten by cows. Hopefully, they can take this review as a positive criticism and switch to full grass-fed strategy and then their milk will be...