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<p>JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (AP) &#8212; A major Pennsylvania dairy has laid off 11 farms due to a surplus of milk.</p><p>Galliker&#8217;s Dairy tells WJAC-TV that the Johnstown-area business has had a surplus for years.</p><p>Evan Fineman, the dairy&#8217;s senior vice president, chief operating officer and chief financial officer, says the dairy&#8217;s 85 farms have produced more milk each year even though Galliker&#8217;s is selling less. After accumulating the surplus and financial losses for several years, the dairy was forced to stop taking milk from 11 farms.</p><p>Galliker&#8217;s produces about 14.5 million gallons (54.9 million liters) of milk each year. The farm layoffs will cut that by about 2 million gallons (7.6 million liters), or 13 percent.</p><p>The Pennsylvania Milk Marketing Board required the dairy to give the laid off farms 30 days&#8217; notice so they can search for other buyers.</p><style>
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Galliker’s Dairy lays off 11 farms due to milk surplus