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2 Food Processing Facilities for sale in Southern California

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There are 2 new listings of USDA industrial meat processing properties for sale in Southern California. Both are currently in operation.

The first is located in the City of Vernon, Los Angeles County, and is 10,000 square feet in size with a fenced yard and dock high loading.

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The second building is located in the Inland Empire (San Bernardino County) and is 50,000 SF in size with fenced parking and dock high loading. The building has ovens for cooking and floor drains and wash rooms. The refrigerated warehouse has 30 foot high ceilings.

Both buildings have freezers, coolers, refrigerated cold storage, production rooms with floor drains and clarifiers for water treatment. This is a preliminary notice of these food facilities that may be available in the near future and might interest a buyer who deals in foods such as meats, poultry, beef, pet food, seafood, fish, Chinese or Latino foods, dairy, desserts, produce, fruits, vegetables, or meatless products for vegetarians or vegans, or prepared meals or frozen food manufacturing.

Principals may contact me with any interest.

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Top Meat Companies

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Of the top 100 nationwide meat companies in terms of sales, the following are from California: Harris Ranch Beef Co; Superior Farms; United Food Group; Bridgford Foods; King Meats Inc; Central Valley Meat Co; White Apron Meats; Don Miguel Mexican Foods Inc; Custom Food Products Inc; and First Class Foods Inc.

These companies deal in bacon, deli meat, fresh and frozen beef, ground beef, ham, hot dogs, pork, prepared foods and sausage.  Also noteworthy, the following food companies are largest in the respective category.  Oscar mayer – bacon, hot dogs and deli meat.  Stouffer’s – prepared dinners.  Johnsonville – breakfast sausage. Hormel Black Label – ham.

Other highlights.  Consumers continued to gravitate towards kosher dogs such as Hebrew National.  Most ground beef goes to burgers.  Japan is the #1 buyer of American pork.