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Grassland expands capacity with automated warehouses

Grassland expands capacity with automated warehouses
Shown is the new freezer/cooler facility under construction on the north side of the Grassland Dairy Products plant near Greenwood. This rack-supported warehouse will be 265 feet wide from north to south, 565 feet long east to west, and 93 feet tall, with a capacity of 67,000 pallets. It will be used to store butter. VALORIE LORENZI/STAFF PHOTO
Grassland expands capacity with automated warehouses
Shown is the new freezer/cooler facility under construction on the north side of the Grassland Dairy Products plant near Greenwood. This rack-supported warehouse will be 265 feet wide from north to south, 565 feet long east to west, and 93 feet tall, with a capacity of 67,000 pallets. It will be used to store butter. VALORIE LORENZI/STAFF PHOTO

Growth, efficiency, and a vision for the future are driving Grassland Dairy Products’ latest expansion.

Located east of Greenwood on Highway 98, Grassland is the largest butter producer in ...

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