Delaware Governor Celebrates 100 Years of RAPA Scrapple

RAPA Scrapple, a Delaware culinary staple, marks its centennial anniversary with a special proclamation.

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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Delaware Governor Matthew Meyer has proclaimed February 2026 as RAPA Scrapple Centennial Month, honoring the 100th anniversary of the iconic scrapple brand founded in Bridgeville, Delaware in 1926. RAPA Scrapple, known for its distinctive red, white, and blue packaging, has grown to become the leading scrapple producer in the United States while maintaining the original family recipe.

Why it matters

RAPA Scrapple has been a beloved part of Delaware's culinary heritage for generations, and the centennial proclamation recognizes the company's deep roots in the state and its enduring popularity among Mid-Atlantic consumers. The milestone anniversary also highlights the resilience of family-owned food businesses that have maintained their traditions over the decades.

The details

RAPA Scrapple was established in 1926 by brothers Ralph and Paul Adams, whose initials formed the company name. Over the past century, RAPA has grown into the top scrapple producer nationwide while continuing to use the original recipe that helped define the brand. To celebrate the 100-year milestone, RAPA has introduced a special centennial logo and commemorative packaging.

  • RAPA Scrapple was founded in 1926 in Bridgeville, Delaware.
  • February 2026 has been proclaimed as RAPA Scrapple Centennial Month by Delaware Governor Matthew Meyer.

The players

RAPA Scrapple

A Delaware-based company that has been producing scrapple, a regional breakfast meat, since 1926 and is now the leading scrapple producer in the United States.

Matthew Meyer

The Governor of Delaware who has proclaimed February 2026 as RAPA Scrapple Centennial Month, honoring the 100th anniversary of the iconic Delaware food brand.

Donna Seefried

The vice president and general manager of RAPA Scrapple, who has commented on the significance of the company's centennial milestone.

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What they’re saying

“Reaching 100 years is a remarkable milestone. This proclamation is a meaningful recognition of our Delaware roots, our history in Bridgeville and the generations of customers who have made RAPA Scrapple part of their family traditions.”

— Donna Seefried, Vice President and General Manager, RAPA Scrapple

What’s next

RAPA Scrapple plans to celebrate its centennial anniversary throughout 2026 with special events, promotions, and commemorative packaging.

The takeaway

RAPA Scrapple's 100-year history in Delaware highlights the enduring appeal of regional food traditions and the resilience of family-owned businesses that have maintained their core values over generations. The centennial proclamation underscores the brand's deep roots in the state and its continued relevance to Mid-Atlantic consumers.