Blue Mountain starts work soon on Dayton facility for food processors |

The Columbia County organization plans to build an 8,000-square-foot building outside Dayton that’s reminiscent of a railroad roundhouse, where small food processors can locate. Blue Mountain Station, which hopes to encourage innovative food processing companies in southeast Washington, plans to break ground on its first building in early summer. Blue Mountain starts work soon on Dayton facility for food processors May 3, 2012.


Blue Mountain starts work soon on Dayton facility for food processors

“The whole concept behind this project is food tourism, so people can come in, spend some time, and tour and see how the food is made,” he said, adding it’s for “people who have a great concept, great product, just need help getting it off the... The project started several years ago when some large food processors that had been considered mainstays of the local economy closed their doors.

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