. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Vi-Co was a brand of chocolate milk manufactured by the company Dairy Producers. When Dairy Producers were bought out by Dairyland in 1995, the Vi-Co line was abolished. It was available in Saskatchewan, Canada, a few parts of Manitoba, New Brunswick and Quebec. Laiterie Royala in Beauce, Quebec, still uses the name Vico for one of their chocolate milk products. An alcoholic beverage, a variation of the White Russian, was made with vodka, ice, and Vi-Co, and known as the \"Psycho Vi-Co\"."@en . . . . . . . . "9355313"^^ . . . . . . . "Vi-Co was a brand of chocolate milk manufactured by the company Dairy Producers. When Dairy Producers were bought out by Dairyland in 1995, the Vi-Co line was abolished. It was available in Saskatchewan, Canada, a few parts of Manitoba, New Brunswick and Quebec. Laiterie Royala in Beauce, Quebec, still uses the name Vico for one of their chocolate milk products. The term 'Vi-Co' is still occasionally used today in Saskatchewan and Quebec as a slang term for any chocolate milk. It is a notable regional attribute for both provinces and is frequently cited as a defining feature of Saskatchewan's folk history. An alcoholic beverage, a variation of the White Russian, was made with vodka, ice, and Vi-Co, and known as the \"Psycho Vi-Co\". Vi-Co was available in Ontario as far back as the 1930s. The Bowmanville Dairy, owned by the Bettles family at the time, introduced Vi-Co in their page 4 ad in the Canadian Statesman on August 27, 1936. Vi-Co was also a chocolate milk trademark for the Sherbrooke Pure Milk Co. (1911-1976) in Sherbrooke, Qu\u00E9bec. Vi-Co is still widely used as referring to any chocolate milk in the eastern townships."@en . . "Vi-Co"@en . "2751"^^ . . . . "1032322212"^^ . . . . . . . . . .