Charlie's Produce Announces Plans
FOR NEW SPOKANE FACILITY!
Spokane, WA — Charlie’s Produce, a leading independent, employee-owned produce distributor serving the western United States, announces plans for a new 66,000-square-foot facility in Spokane, Washington. This new site will be designed to strengthen warehouse efficiency, support future growth, and enhance service across its regional distribution network.
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