United Dairy Farmers
Commitment to Quality and Customer Satisfaction
From revolutionizing milk sales with affordable pricing to becoming a local favorite with premium ice cream, United Dairy Farmers has consistently demonstrated a commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.
Putting Greenback Dollars to Work
United Dairy Farmers (UDF) has been a pioneer in providing high-quality products at competitive prices since its first store opened in Cincinnati in 1940. Today, with nearly 200 stores across three states, UDF continues to expand and innovate.
Leveraging Dynegy’s Greenback rebate dollars, UDF has undertaken significant energy efficiency upgrades by replacing fluorescent troffer and strip lighting with LED fixtures at 51 locations. This initiative has resulted in a 75% reduction in power usage and reduced maintenance costs by $50,000 over the life of the fixtures. These savings have provided UDF with increased budget flexibility, enabling further investment in additional energy efficiency projects
Increasing Budget Flexibility
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51 Locations Upgraded to LED Fixtures
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75% Reduction in Power Used
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$50K Reduced Maintenance Costs Over Life of Fixtures
Leadership in Energy Management
In 2024, United Dairy Farmers was recognized for Leadership in Energy Management as part of the Dynegy & Homefield Energy’s Leadership Award Program.
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