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(KLZA)-- The public is invited to a grand opening, ribbon cutting and free barbecue Tuesday for Falls City Foods.
Falls City Foods opened recently at 404 Pacific Street. The local company partners with Great West – Teeuwissen, a company doing processing, exporting and importing of animal by-products. The products are sold to companies that produce pet food and animal feed industries.
Doug Haycock is President of the Company. His son, Spencer, is the manager of the Falls City facility.
Tuesday’s free lunch is sponsored by Falls City EDGE and will include hot dogs, ice cream and refreshments.
The ribbon cutting ceremony begins at 11:30 a.m. followed by the lunch.
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