Courtesy Nelson-Jameson
MARSHFIELD, Wis. — Nelson-Jameson, a distributor in the food processing industry, announced an investment in cold storage and logistics for cultures at its distribution center in Fairview, Pa.
The expansion is designed to optimize operational servicing, ensure robust inventory levels and streamline deliveries for dairy producers across the Northeast region, said the company.
“This investment in cold storage for cultures at our Fairview distribution center is just the beginning of our expanded culture logistics strategy,” said EVP of Operations and Logistics Shawn Kitchner. “By bringing our cultures closer to our East Coast customers, we are reducing transit time and expanding our capabilities in the region.”
The Fairview cold storage expansion supports Nelson-Jameson's sustainability goals. Localized shipping routes and optimized delivery days will reduce the amount of dry ice needed for shipments, said the company.
Nelson-Jameson opened the 45,000-square-foot Fairview facility last September. Read more about it here.
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