- orange squeeze

the orange squeeze bottling company was in adams, mass, just past the north adams curran highway overpass on the west side of route 8 near the old friehoffer's outlet store

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squeeze bottling company eventually produced 37 flavors such as ginger beer, birch beer and water melon and became popular around the nation

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'The company was owned and operated for most of its run by three generations of the Gwozdz family. At its height, the factory sold more than 30,000 cases of soda annually. The business waxed and waned in the latter part of the 20th century. It enjoyed a brief revival following the passage of the bottle bill in 1983.

In 1999, the company was sold to Blue Range Beverages in Keene, N.H. and the offices and plant was relocated there. Orange Squeeze, by now a fairly well-known national brand, was still available for several years after that."

the eagle says the bottling plant was at 190 howland avenue, which is what route 8 is called in adams:

190 howland avenue

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the eagle also said the iconic logo was derived from a norman rockwell saturday evening post cover:

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