Snow Forces Maplevale Farms to Move

Due to structural damage caused by heavy snowfall earlier this month, Maplevale Farms will be moving its Clymer, New York, food distribution center.

The roof of the loading dock at Maplevale Farms collapsed under the weight of several feet of snow on the afternoon of December 15.

The operations will move to a formerly unoccupied warehouse in Falconer. Maplevale plans to resume deliveries from the new facility on January 3, 2011.

Maplevale distributes to restaurants, healthcare provicders, schools and colleges throughout Western New York, Northwestern Pennsylvania and Northeastern Ohio.

The company will host a luncheon and tour of the new facility for its 145 employees at noon Thursday, according to a news release sent by Maplevale Farms.

Comments

Anonymous said…
This is a sad event for this company--they are in a highly competitive industry and it will be hard for them to recover from a disruption of their operations and distribution to their exisiting customer base who will no doubt be serviced by Maplevale's competition in the interim--
CA CURTZE Company bruce kern
December 22, 2010 at 7:59 PM
Anonymous said…
I don't think it will! They are a great company with great employee's and excelent customer service. They will get through this and when they do 100% of my business will be with maplevale farms!
December 23, 2010 at 5:54 PM
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