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Walla Walla county approves rezoning requests J.R. Simplot to enable the construction of a new potato processing plant
Enero 03, 2018

Walla Walla county approves rezoning requests J.R. Simplot, enabling the construction of a new potato processing plant

Re-zoning requests related to the construction of a new Potato Processing Plant by J.R. Simplot in the west side of Walla Walla county (Washington, United States) have been approved, enabling Simplot to move forward.
Key Technology Appoints Ray Kramer as Senior Director of North America Sales
Enero 03, 2018

Key Technology Appoints Ray Kramer as Senior Director of North America Sales

Key Technology announces the appointment of Ray Kramer to the position of Senior Director of North America Sales.
Key Technology Introduces High Capacity VERYX® B210 Digital Sorter
Diciembre 13, 2017

Key Technology Introduces High Capacity VERYX® B210 Digital Sorter

Key Technology introduces the highest capacity digital sorter in the food processing industry – the new VERYX® B210.
Washington Potato Company fined $100,000 for employment status discrimination
Noviembre 17, 2017

Washington Potato Company fined $100,000 for employment status discrimination

A potato processing company in Pasco, Washington has agreed to pay $100,000 to settle a Department of Justice investigation into whether it discriminated against immigrants when it ordered workers to verify their employment authorization in violation of federal law.
Lamb Weston Opens Expanded Potato Processing Plant in Richland, Washington
Octubre 16, 2017

Lamb Weston Opens Expanded Potato Processing Plant in Richland, Washington

Lamb Weston Holdings, Inc. joined with community and civic leaders today to celebrate the completed expansion of its operations in Richland, Washington.
Key Technology Introduces New Enhancements to its Vibratory Conveyors
Septiembre 12, 2017

Key Technology Introduces New Enhancements to its Vibratory Conveyors

Key Technology introduces new features that enhance their vibratory conveyors – Iso-Flo®, Impulse®, Horizon™ and Marathon – for food processing and packaging lines.
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Amazon and Whole Foods Market announce immediate changes as acquisition closes this Monday
Agosto 24, 2017

Amazon and Whole Foods Market announce immediate changes as acquisition closes this Monday

Amazon and Whole Foods Market today announced that Amazon’s acquisition of Whole Foods Market will close on Monday August 28, 2017 and a number of changes will be implemented right away.
Packaging and Equipment Supplier Volm Opens New Pasco Facility
Agosto 08, 2017

Packaging and Equipment Supplier Volm Companies Opens New Pasco Facility

Volm Companies, Inc., an industry leader in providing the highest quality packaging and equipment solutions to the fresh produce industry, has opened their new 90,000 square foot facility located in Pasco, Washington.
Washington Potato Industry Votes To Continue Marketing Order
Julio 25, 2017

Washington Potato Industry Votes To Continue Marketing Order

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced that potato producers in Washington voted to continue their federal marketing order program.
Key Technology Introduces New VERYX® C70 Digital Sorter
Julio 12, 2017

Key Technology Introduces New VERYX® C70 Digital Sorter

Key Technology expands its VERYX® family of digital sorters with the addition of the new VERYX C70. This small chute-fed sorter is ideal for low- to mid-capacity production lines.
Amazon to Acquire Whole Foods Market
Junio 16, 2017

Amazon to Acquire Whole Foods Market

Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Whole Foods Market, Inc. (NASDAQ:WFM) today announced that they have entered into a definitive merger agreement under which Amazon will acquire Whole Foods Market for $42 per share in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $13.7 billion, including Whole Foods Market’s net debt.
Lamb Weston is adding potato storage capacity in Pasco, Washington
Junio 13, 2017

Lamb Weston is adding potato storage capacity in Pasco, Washington

Lamb Weston has started the construction of additional potato storage facilities in Pasco, Washington, representing an investment of USD 3.4 million
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