Okanagan Specialty Fruits opens Moses Lake packing facility
Okanagan Specialty Fruits founder and President Neal Carter, right, and his wife and co-founder Louisa Carter, cut the ribbon at the company’s new apple slicing and packing plant in Moses Lake.
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Okanagan Specialty Fruits employees check apples for stray leaves and defects before the fruit is floated into a high-tech camera system and sorter.
MOSES LAKE — The new Okanagan Specialty Fruits facility had its official ribbon-cutting Wednesday before a crowd of OSF team members, Moses Lake Chamber of Commerce members and local dignitaries. Along with the ceremony, the company offered a catered lunch along with tours of the plant and of an apple orchard.
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