Folkland Foods Expands Frozen Storage Capacity and Strengthens Supply Chain

Folkland Foods is making significant investments across its operations and supply chain as it prepares for its next phase of growth.

New Drive-In Freezer Under Construction

Construction is underway on a new drive-in freezer at Folkland Foods, with completion expected by January 2026. The facility will allow the company to store finished frozen products on-site, expanding cold-storage capacity and supporting continued operational scale. The freezer will also house a new Folkland Foods product scheduled to be announced in the coming weeks.

Supply Chain Partners Invest for Long-Term Growth

Growth at Folkland Foods is being supported by long-term investments from key partners. Troyer Growers is adding an additional potato storage building dedicated to organic potatoes grown specifically for Folkland Foods. The expansion is designed to enhance quality control, supply reliability, and consistency as demand increases.

Troyer Growers expands its potato storage infrastructure, strengthening long-term supply of organic potatoes dedicated to Folkland Foods and reinforcing supply chain reliability.

Building for the Future

These infrastructure projects reflect a shared commitment between Folkland Foods and its partners to building sustainable, long-term growth. Continued updates are expected as construction progresses and new product announcements are made.