Is RAPA Scrapple Made in USA?
Last checked Nov 7, 2026 · 6 verified products · see the evidence
Verdict · checked Nov 1, 2026
Yes
RAPA Scrapple is made in Bridgeville, Delaware, the town where it started. RAPA says "In 1926, brothers Ralph and Paul Adams, the namesake for RAPA Scrapple, began a manufacturing plant in Bridgeville, DE" and "Currently, the RAPA Scrapple plant is still located in Bridgeville, Delaware where the company was founded." Its centennial page adds: "We have now operated continuously for more than 100 years from our production facility in Bridgeville, Delaware."
| Product line | Made in | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Original pork scrapple | Bridgeville, DE | Made in USA |
| Bacon, hot and spicy, beef and turkey scrapple | Bridgeville, DE | Made in USA |
| Greensboro brand pork-and-beef scrapple | USA (RAPA production facility, Bridgeville, DE) | Made in USA |
RAPA describes the plant as a USDA inspected facility that uses no MSG. Its range covers the original pork scrapple plus bacon, beef, turkey and hot and spicy varieties, and the Greensboro brand, a pork-and-beef scrapple that joined RAPA in 1998. RAPA does not say where its pork, beef, turkey or cornmeal come from.
How we checked: On 2026-11-01 we read RAPA Scrapple's About Us, Our Centennial and Scrapple Products pages at rapascrapple.com.
Sources: RAPA About Us: plant still located in Bridgeville, Delaware · RAPA Centennial: 100 years from our Bridgeville production facility · RAPA Scrapple Products: varieties and ingredients
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Manufacturing Details
- Made in
- Bridgeville, DE
- Headquarters
- Bridgeville, DE
- Location detail
- Specific city confirmed
- History
- Long record of US manufacturing
- Founded
- 1926
How we verified RAPA Scrapple
Most recent check: Nov 7, 2026
From the brand's website
“Currently, the RAPA Scrapple plant is still located in Bridgeville, Delaware where the company was founded.”
rapascrapple.com · checked Oct 10, 2026
Store listings
We read the live store listing for 6 of the 6 RAPA Scrapple products on this page (most recently Nov 7, 2026). 1 of them states US origin on the listing itself:
- “Made in Delaware” on RAPA Scrapple 16 Oz (4 Pack)
Company history
“Currently, the RAPA Scrapple plant is still located in Bridgeville, Delaware where the company was founded.”
rapascrapple.com · checked Oct 10, 2026
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About RAPA Scrapple
RAPA makes pork scrapple and several flavored varieties at its USDA-inspected plant in Bridgeville, Delaware, the town where it started in 1926.
Ralph and Paul Adams, Bridgeville, 1926
RAPA says brothers Ralph and Paul Adams began a manufacturing plant in Bridgeville, Delaware in 1926. The name joins the first two letters of each brother's first name. Scrapple is a sliced and pan-fried loaf of pork, cornmeal and spices, eaten for breakfast across the Mid-Atlantic.
Jones Dairy Farm of Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin has owned RAPA since 1981 and kept production in Bridgeville. In February 2026 Delaware's governor proclaimed a RAPA Scrapple Centennial Month.
Still made on South Railroad Avenue
The About page says "the RAPA Scrapple plant is still located in Bridgeville, Delaware where the company was founded," and the centennial page says the company has operated for more than 100 years from that facility. The plant is at 103 S Railroad Ave and is USDA inspected.
The range covers the original pork scrapple, which RAPA says still follows the original recipe, plus bacon, hot and spicy, beef and turkey versions. RAPA says it uses no MSG. It does not say where its pork, beef or cornmeal come from.
American-Made RAPA Scrapple Products
Frequently Asked Questions
Is RAPA Scrapple made in the USA?
Yes. RAPA Scrapple is made in the United States, with manufacturing in Bridgeville, DE. Scrapple made at the company's USDA-inspected plant at 103 S Railroad Ave, Bridgeville, Delaware, the same town where Ralph and Paul Adams started in 1926. Brand site (https://www.rapascrapple.com/about-us): "Currently, the RAPA Scrapple plant is still located in Bridgeville, Delaware where the company was founded." Owned since 1981 by Jones Dairy Farm (Fort Atkinson, WI), which kept production in Bridgeville; no source shows RAPA-branded product made elsewhere (Jones's own-label scrapple is a separate product). Delaware governor proclaimed RAPA Scrapple Centennial Month, Feb 2026 (Cape Gazette). Amazon listing B07G5HR2JT states "Made in Delaware".
Where is RAPA Scrapple made?
RAPA Scrapple is made in Bridgeville, DE. The company is headquartered in Bridgeville, DE.
Which RAPA Scrapple products are made in the USA?
The site lists 6 verified American-made RAPA Scrapple products in Food & Beverages. Each one links to a store that sells it.
Where is RAPA Scrapple made?
In Bridgeville, Delaware. RAPA says its plant is still located in the town where brothers Ralph and Paul Adams founded the company in 1926.
What does RAPA stand for?
Ralph and Paul Adams, the two brothers who began a scrapple manufacturing plant in Bridgeville, Delaware in 1926.
Does RAPA make flavors other than original scrapple?
Yes. Besides its original pork scrapple, RAPA makes bacon, beef, turkey and hot and spicy varieties, and it sells the Greensboro brand, which joined RAPA in 1998.