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Companies offer glimpse of Building 18’s future

Coffee pod, beer producers among tenants moving into Industrial Park

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Randy Ross (left), a member of the Washington State Community Economic Revitalization Board, chats with John Plutshack (center), co-owner of Logsdon Farmhouse Ales, and Twila Pierson (right), an Alex Smokehouse beer tender, during an open house, May 23, at the Port of Camas-Washougal Building 18. Plutshack and Jodie Ayura (not pictured) are leasing a bay in the new building to store beer, and they plan to start brewing in the former Amnesia Brewing site in downtown Washougal, later this summer.

Two of the companies that will soon move into the Port of Camas-Washougal’s newest and largest industrial park building recently had a chance to showcase their products with people who attended an open house hosted by the Port.

John Plutshack and Jodie Ayura, a husband and wife team that owns Logsdon Farmhouse Ales, of Hood River, Oregon, and Tim Widmer, vice president of sales for iFillCup, of Vancouver, provided samples of beer and coffee, respectively, during the Port’s Building 18 open house, in Washougal, May 23.

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