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Allan Bros., Inc. is a leading, Washington-based, fruit packing company. It provides cold and controlled atmosphere storage, serves as a fruit distribution center, and is also a grower and an exporter of popular fruit varieties such as apples and cherries.Located in Naches, WA and as a fruit growing, packing and shipping company, Allan Brothers Fruit runs operations year-round. With orchards located throughout Eastern Washington, Allan Brothers strives to produce premium quality products sought after by consumers while providing the highest levels of service to its retail customers. Following a path of exceeded expectations and consistent, high quality products, Allan Brothers has forged the strength of its reputation through numerous years of development and innovation.The Allan Brothers family has a long and rich history in the agricultural and fruit packing industry. Beginning well over a century ago in the Yakima Valley the first Eastern Washington farming endeavors for the family consisted of crops of corn, wheat, oats, potatoes, and hay for the dairy cows. The focus remained on these crops for nearly twenty years until the second generation branched into tree fruit, namely cherries.Following this expansion into cherries, apples came as the next addition to the family orchards. In the early 1950's, and beginning a new chapter in the company history, the family constructed the first apple packing and cold storage facility outside of Naches, WA. Through the years cherry packing lines, controlled atmosphere storages, and other support facilities were built to accommodate the growing business.Under the watch of the third generation the business and its facilities expanded even further to include shipping docks, multiple apple and cherry packing lines, quality control systems, new orchard plantings, and strengthened business relationships throughout the tree fruit industry. In most recent years, the fourth generation of the Allan family has assumed leadership roles and company ownership to continue the legacy of the Allan name within the Washington State tree fruit industry.