The new distribution center by Nelson-Jameson in Fairview is set to enhance food processing capabilities.
Fairview, Pennsylvania, is set to welcome a new 45,000-square-foot distribution center operated by Nelson-Jameson on September 10, 2025. This facility, strategically located near Erie, aims to enhance efficiency for food processing and will create up to 20 full-time jobs, boosting local employment. The grand opening will feature facility tours, an art exhibit, and a food safety address, marking a significant milestone for the community and the food processing industry.
Fairview, Pennsylvania, is about to make a splash in the food processing world with the grand opening of a shiny new distribution center on September 10, 2025. This is not your average facility; it’s a 45,000-square-foot marvel that promises to bring a whole new level of efficiency and service to the Northeastern United States. Located just 12 miles from Erie, it’s perfectly positioned to serve customers far and wide.
First off, this is one of five distribution centers that the well-regarded Nelson-Jameson operates across the nation. With over 76 years of experience, the company is a powerhouse in the food, beverage, and dairy processing industries. It represents more than 1,000 vendors and distributes over 78,000 products, employing over 260 people nationwide, all thanks to its commitment to kindness and mutual respect in business practices.
The Fairview facility is a fantastic enhancement. It underwent significant renovations to boost functionality, capacity, and the well-being of employees. The 8.4-acre lot even has an adjacent 20-acre parcel set aside for potential future expansion!
Let’s take a closer look at what this distribution center brings to the table. With 12 truck bays for seamless transportation and delivery, a climate-controlled warehouse boasting an impressive 1.1 million cubic feet of storage space, and room for over 3,800 pallet positions, it’s designed to handle anything that comes its way!
But wait, there’s more! There’s also an additional 8,000 square feet planned for a future service and repair center, enhancing customer offerings and service capabilities even further. Commendable upgrades have been made, including newly paved parking lots for employees and visitors, a welcoming reception area, and improved facilities like a break room and locker room for employees.
This facility is not just a benefit for Nelson-Jameson; it’s a big win for the Fairview community, too. The center will create up to 20 full-time jobs, offering local residents exciting employment opportunities. In a time when job creation is paramount, this development is sure to boost the local economy.
The company’s president expressed significant enthusiasm about this new hub, especially in delivering exceptional service while keeping food safety a top priority. After all, the distribution center will feature a new warehouse transition corridor designed to meet SQF certification standards, ensuring that everything that passes through is just as safe as it is delicious!
Mark your calendars, folks! The grand opening will be more than just a ribbon-cutting; it’s going to be a festive celebration! Attendees can look forward to facility tours, showcasing the impressive renovations, and an *interactive art exhibit* by award-winning artist Lisa Quine. Additionally, there will be an insightful food safety address presented by Martin Wiedmann from Cornell University, adding a touch of educational value to the festivities.
So come on down to 7251 Klier Drive, Fairview, PA 16415 on September 10, 2025, and witness the dawn of a new era in food processing. Nelson-Jameson’s new distribution center is set to become the heart of regional operations, offering enhanced capabilities while prioritizing the community and the industry at large.
With this grand opening, Fairview is not just getting a distribution center; it’s getting a partner committed to growth, service, and craftsmanship in the food processing sector!
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