Portland, OR-based Henningsen, which sells temperature-controlled warehouse space to food companies nationwide, has another northeastern Pennsylvania facility in Scranton, about 60 miles west. Last November, the company, which owns 42 million sf of cold storage space in six states, announced its commitment to build here, as did Weyerhaeuser, which is relocating from a site in Bridgewater, NJ.

Asbury, NJ-based JGPCO broke ground last November on Forks Business Center, for which it purchased the land in a February 2007 joint venture with Philadelphia-based Grosvenor Investment Management US Inc. Located on two parcels formerly known as Brennan Farm, the business park is bounded by Uhler, Glover and Kesslersville Roads and is easily accessible via Route 33, US Highway 22 and Interstate 78 as well as railroad spurs, according to a news release. JGPCO is making improvements to Uhler Road and constructing a road to be known as Braden Boulevard.

Based in Federal Way, WA, Weyerhaeuser is receiving $2.4 million in low-interest loans from the commonwealth of Pennsylvania to relocate from New Jersey to a planned 100,000-sf facility on 30 acres within Forks Business Center. The loans, announced earlier this month by Gov. Ed Rendell, will help finance the construction of Weyerhaeuser's new facility, which will be used to warehouse and distribute wood products.