Haskell developed an integrated facility expansion that increased manufacturing capacity.
Haskell provided facility design, project management, process engineering, packaging engineering and logistics expertise for a major expansion of the confidential snack food manufacturing facility. The program included a 77,000 SF manufacturing expansion designed to increase production capacity, improve operational efficiency and enhance employee facilities through advanced production equipment, improved safety features and energy-efficient building systems.
Integrated logistics solutions support future capacity needs.
The expansion also introduced a 36,000 SF automated two-aisle ASRS warehouse, a 60,000 SF low-bay warehouse and connector, a 5,000 SF administration expansion and a dedicated rail shed supporting bulk corn deliveries directly to production. Together, these integrated facility improvements optimized inventory management, streamlined material handling, improved logistics efficiency and created a scalable manufacturing campus designed to support future business growth.
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77,000 SF manufacturing expansion to increase production capacity
36,000 SF automated ASRS warehouse supporting inventory optimization
Integrated logistics expansion including low-bay warehouse, administration space and bulk rail delivery infrastructure
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