Designed to meet demand and showcase local goods.
A new 9,000 sq. ft. pre-engineered metal building for making and selling cheese, Don Froylan Creamery has opened a new location in Salem. After maxing out his space in Albany, Oregon, the owner needed a new factory that could process more than 8,000 gallons of milk per day and increase production efficiency to meet a growing demand for his product. In addition to a general production area, the factory includes spaces for aging, warming, cooling, packing and shipping cheese, and large milk and whey storage tanks. The building also includes a retail cheese shop with a café and kitchen that offers quesadillas, grilled cheese, and ice cream. Viewing windows are provided in the retail space so that customers can have a look into the production and aging areas.
Project Partners
- MSC Engineers
- Westech Engineering
In addition to a general production area, the factory includes spaces for aging, warming, cooling, packing and shipping cheese, and large milk and whey storage tanks…Viewing windows are provided in the retail space so that customers can have a look into the production and aging areas.