05/04/2026
We’re excited to share a major milestone for Palouse Fiber.
We’re investing $9 million to redevelop former Columbia Pulp properties in Southeast Washington.
Bringing new life to existing infrastructure.
Building a scalable platform for circular manufacturing.
This project spans facilities in Pomeroy, WA and Starbuck, WA.
Integrating industrial symbiosis with renewable energy to rethink how manufacturing works.
What this means:
• ~30 construction jobs
• 18 full-time roles
• 12–15 month development timeline
At Pomeroy, we’re building a circular manufacturing hub—turning recycled textiles, agricultural residues, cardboard, and kelp biomass into fiber-based materials and biodegradable products.
At Lyons Ferry, we’re developing a solar-powered molded fiber facility, expected to generate ~1,000 MWh annually and support low-carbon production.
But more than anything—this is a revival story.
We acquired the former Columbia Pulp properties in 2023 with a vision:
To turn existing infrastructure into something modern, scalable, and sustainable.
Now we’re putting that vision into action.
This isn’t just one facility.
It’s infrastructure for the future of manufacturing.