Western supply network

Processing in Moses Lake, Reno, and Dixon—plus flexible load-out through Tacoma, Oakland, and Los Angeles / Long Beach—supports a more stable export supply chain.

Facilities, ports & routing flexibility

When one origin, plant, or terminal is constrained, multi-hub processing and multi-port shipping help keep contracts on schedule.

Map of Greenco western U.S. processing facilities in Moses Lake WA, Reno NV, and Dixon CA, with load ports at Tacoma, Oakland, and Los Angeles Long Beach — Processing: Moses Lake, WA · Reno, NV · Dixon, CA | Ports: Tacoma · Oakland · LA / Long Beach | HQ: Tigard, OR

Multi-region processing, multi-port export

Greenco’s western network is built for supply stability: source and process across multiple inland hubs, then flex load-out across major Pacific ports when freight, weather, or origin conditions shift.

Moses Lake, Washington PNW processing hub — path to Tacoma and northern ports
Reno, Nevada Intermountain corridor — access to California gateways
Dixon, California Northern California processing — Oakland and southern CA ports
West Coast load ports Tacoma, WA · Oakland, CA · Los Angeles / Long Beach

Diversified origin regions reduce single-basin crop risk

Multiple compression/processing nodes improve schedule flexibility

Multi-port routing helps manage congestion and freight volatility

Moses Lake, WA

Pacific Northwest processing hub with access to northern load ports such as Tacoma.

Reno, NV

Intermountain / Great Basin node connecting inland supply to California gateways.

Dixon, CA

Northern California processing with paths to Oakland and southern California ports.

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