Milk-Bone Plant
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Location
216 Fougeron Street, Buffalo, NY 14211
- Fillmore Council District
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- Adjacent to the Belt Line.
- Across The Belt Line from: Wonder Bread Factory
Owner
- DEL MONTE CORPORATION per City of Buffalo Property Information
- Delmonte became Big Heart Pet Brands after going private in 2014; J.M. Smucker acquired Big Heart in 2015.
- Known locally as "the Milk-Bone Plant".
Physical Description
- Pair of five- and seven-story brick industrial buildings; approximately 500,000 square feet.
Current Condition
- Mostly original minus numerous windows and doors being bricked-in or covered up.
- In heavy use as the Milk-Bone dog snack bakery.
History
- Per David Bertola in Buffalo Business First: "When the plant opened in 1922, it was part of National Biscuit Co. In 1931, it acquired F.H. Biscuit Co., which had manufactured and packaged Milk-Bone biscuit since 1908. In 1955, the site was shut down and reconfigured to manufacture Milk-Bones two years later. The 500,000 square foot plant employs around 210 and is the largest manufacturer of Milk-Bone."
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Added 2014-02-11 • Last changed 2017-03-23