Other places to find their raw milk
- 1. Swamp Rabbit Cafe and Grocery Greenville, SC
- 2. Bay Naturals Myrtle Beach, SC
- 3. 14 Carrot Whole Foods Lexington, SC
- 4. Bee Well Honey Natural Market Pickens, SC
- 5. Rosewood Market & Deli Columbia, SC
- 6. The Farm Store Sumter, SC
- 7. The Peach Stand Fort Mill, SC
- 8. Local Jo's Natural Foods Mount Pleasant, SC
- 9. Greenville State Farmers Market Greenville, SC
- 10. Winslett's Produce Market Easley, SC
- 11. Maters & Milk Neighborhood Market Spartanburg, SC
- 12. Healthy Food Store Florence, SC
- 13. Nature's Cupboard Anderson, SC
- 14. Corner Bagel Bakery & Deli Anderson, SC
- 15. Ingles Markets Anderson, SC
- 16. Ingles Market Anderson, SC
- 17. Belue Farms Natural Market Boiling Springs, SC
- 18. Geer's Barber Shop Charleston, SC
- 19. Pot Belly Deli Clemson, SC
- 20. Ingles Markets Clemson, SC
- 21. Farmacy Easley, SC
- 22. Earthworks Unlimited Easley, SC
- 23. Strawberry Hill USA - Gaffney Market Gaffney, SC
- 24. Black Mingo Produce @ Baxley Family Farms Georgetown, SC
- 25. Feed & Seed Co. Greenville, SC
- 26. Hooked Meat & Seafood Market Greenville, SC
- 27. Heritage Fields Farm Irmo, SC
- 28. R and R Acres Jamestown, SC
- 29. The Farm Store and More Manning, SC
- 30. Griff's Farm & Home Center Pendleton, SC
- 31. Refuge Farm Roebuck, SC
- 32. All Natural Health & Beauty Center Simpsonville, SC
- 33. Abbott's Farm Outlet Spartanburg, SC
- 34. Jackie's Starr Mart Starr, SC
- 35. Grazers, Famoda Farm to table Taylors, SC
- 36. Picket Post Produce Plus Walhalla, SC
- 37. Blue Sky Sunny Day Farm Walterboro, SC
- 38. Ingles Markets Walhalla, SC
- 39. Chauga Store Westminster, SC
- 40. Ingles Markets Westminster, SC
- 41. Bush-N-Vine Farm York, SC
- 42. Three Sisters Essentials Camden, SC
- 43. Farmers Market Xchange Columbia, SC
- 44. Blue Sky Sunny Day Organic Farm Summerville, SC
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