Tillamook Cheese Factory’s transition. April 7, 2023 January 28, 2013 Written by Oregon Business Team. After layoffs and community concern, the Tillamook cheese factory repositions with a new CEO.

That name belongs to Tillamook's first cow ambassador, a rubbery squeeze toy that's been sold periodically at the cheese factory since the 1950s. The colossal new cow needs her own name.

You have until March 6 to see the old visitors center, which will close for construction of a new one, set to open in 2018 at Oregon's beloved Tillamook Cheese Factory.

The Tillamook Cheese Factory laid off 47 workers from its packaging department this weekend. CEO Harold Strunk said the current business model was inefficient and costly. Previously, cheese was ...

TILLAMOOK, Ore. (KOIN) — The old Tillamook Cheese Factory visitors center is closing its doors on March 6 as the owners prepare to build a new and improved one. Oregonians and tourists have been ...

Meat-and-cheese crawl. The famous Tillamook Cheese Factory (4175 N U.S. Highway 101, Tillamook, 503-815-1300, tillamook.com) is undergoing a remodel, but the interim location has more informative ...

TILLAMOOK — Oregon-grown adults may remember trips to the Tillamook Cheese Factory, munching on curds and staring down at the stainless steel assembly line where the nationally distributed ...

TILLAMOOK, Ore. — A brand new Tillamook Cheese Visitor's Center will debut in a couple of years. The Visitor's Center at the Tillamook Factory, which will be redesigned and rebuilt, will include ...

The Tillamook County Creamery Association, which operates the factory, unveiled plans Saturday for a “complete redesign and rebuild” of the visitors center, in spring 2017.

The Tillamook Cheese Factory operates on Highway 101, just north of the city of Tillamook. In 2001, the cooperative opened a new plant at the Port of Morrow in Boardman, Ore.

Shannon Lourenzo started farming in California, and when he moved to Tillamook County in 2000 “we thought we’d died and gone to heaven, because you get to enjoy the business.” There might be ...