Dou­bling of the pro­duc­tion area at Broeke­ma Belt­way California

Broeke­ma Belt­way Cal­i­for­nia moved to a larg­er pro­duc­tion facil­i­ty in autumn 2019. Man­ag­ing Direc­tor Jeff Eil­ers is excit­ed about the move: “Our new facil­i­ty is twice the size of the old one. We are ready for new pro­duc­tion lines and look for­ward to all the agri­cul­tur­al projects that are com­ing now! More space is avail­able not only for pro­duc­tion, but also for the ware­house. The new­ly pur­chased fac­to­ry build­ing – just a few blocks away from the pre­vi­ous facil­i­ty on Pio­neer Ave – gen­er­ates the required elec­tric­i­ty by solar ener­gy on the roof of the building.

In record time of only four days, the 65 employ­ees moved the machines. Since Novem­ber 1, 2019, they have been pro­duc­ing belts and rods for har­vest­ing machines again at the new loca­tion, main­ly for the nut, toma­to, car­rot and pota­to markets.