Inventure Foods, Inc Adds Storage-Production Plant In Bellingham, Washington
01/19/2016
According to company officials, Inventure has entered a long-term lease agreement for use of a 35,000-square-foot cold storage and production facility located at 500 Orchard Drive. The new Bellingham site will act as a dedicated packaging center. The move effectively separates individually quick frozen harvest operations from product packaging efforts to offer logistic efficiencies while providing for future gains in IQF processing volume.
"Consumer demand for healthy, natural foods continues to grow, and our Lynden, Washington, berry processing facility operates near capacity as a result," said Terry McDaniel, CEO of Inventure Foods. "Demand is a great problem to have, so we must constantly identify manufacturing efficiencies that allow for future growth. We added additional IQF equipment last year to allow us to process 55 million pounds of berries annually at our existing facility, and this new building will open up an additional 10,000 square-feet of potential IQF space in the future. It will also eliminate a 15 mile trip between our current cold storage location and packaging center, so we realize multiple gains from this single move."
The expansion provides Inventure with more than three times the amount of packaging space than its Lynden facility currently provides. In addition to its Lynden facility, Inventure Foods operates two IQF fruit processing and packaging plants in Salem, Oregon.
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