DOT Foods, Inc.
Not affiliated with DOT Foods.
THE QUICK READ
Dot Foods opened its Burley distribution center in 2008 to serve the western United States from southern Idaho. The warehouse handles dry, refrigerated, and frozen food products, consolidating orders from manufacturers for delivery to retailers and distributors. After hitting capacity in 2023, the company broke ground on a $22 million, 66,800-square-foot expansion. Burley is the county seat of Cassia County, with a population of roughly 11,700.
JOBS HERE
No openings on file for this plant right now. Nearby plants that are hiring are listed further down.
PAY PICTURE
Ammonia / Industrial Refrigeration Tech
- Government data for Idaho
- $22.80–$34.91/hr
- What techs ask in Idaho
- $27.25–$45.66/hr
BLS OEWS, May 2025 · 16 techs in our network, Idaho
Industrial Maintenance Tech
- Government data for Idaho
- $21.41–$33.42/hr
- What techs ask, adjusted for Idaho
- $26.39–$36.17/hr
- Posted pay near this plant
- $22.69–$32.81/hr
BLS OEWS, May 2025 · 278 techs in our network nationwide, scaled to Idaho pay levels · 7 postings
Area pay for these roles, not this plant’s pay. Rows we cannot back with data are left out.
ABOUT THIS FACILITY
- Reported employees
- ~350
- Square footage
- 206,800 sq ft
- Ammonia on site
- 12,870 lbs (per EPA RMP filings)
On file · Sep 2026
SAFETY RECORD
EPA RMP · Sep 2026From public EPA records, as of September 4, 2026. Reported as filed — we add no opinions or grades.
LIVING IN BURLEY, ID
NEARBY PLANTS HIRING
Data updated: Sep 2026| FACILITY | LOCATION | DISTANCE | OPEN JOBS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chobani | Twin Falls, ID | 31 mi | 9 JOBS → |
| Lamb Weston Holdings Inc. | Twin Falls, ID | 34 mi | 2 JOBS → |
| Lamb Weston Holdings Inc. | American Falls, ID | 49 mi | 1 JOB → |
| Glanbia | Gooding, ID | 51 mi | 8 JOBS → |
| Lineage Logistics | Tremonton, UT | 99 mi | 1 JOB → |
| Schreiber Foods | Smithfield, UT | 109 mi | 9 JOBS → |
| Kroger | Layton, UT | 138 mi | 1 JOB → |
| OSI Industries | West Jordan, UT | 163 mi | 2 JOBS → |
ABOUT DOT FOODS
Dot Foods began in 1960 when Robert and Dorothy Tracy started a food redistribution business in Mount Sterling, Illinois, consolidating orders from manufacturers to warehouses and retailers. The company changed its name from Associated Dairy Products to Dot Foods in 1981. It has grown into the largest food redistribution company in North America, operating more than a dozen distribution centers across the country and employing thousands of workers in warehousing, transportation, and sales. Dot Foods remains privately owned and operated by the Tracy family, now into its second and third generations of leadership.
Other DOT Foods plants in our directory: Dot Foods Distribution Center, DOT Foods, Inc. (Ardmore), Dot Foods, University Park, DOT Foods, Inc. (Vidalia), DOT Foods, Inc. (Cambridge City, IN), DOT Foods Inc., (Mt. Sterling)
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