BURLEY, Idaho – On Monday, Oct. 3, several Dot Foods employees spent the evening cleaning up a stretch of Interstate 84 near the distribution center in Burley.

“Keeping the communities where we work and live clean is significant to each of us,” said Amber Pope, Dot’s assistant dispatcher. “We all enjoyed giving a few hours of our time to help collect trash and litter and hopefully make a small impact in the Burley neighborhood.”

A photo of the volunteers can be found at http://budurl.com/BurleyCleanUp (pictured from left to right, front row: Erin Tuma, Shelly Weyers, Amber Pope, Courtney Worthington; back row: Brian Housewright, Brian Addis, Denis Christensen, Cheryl Noble, Mark Gratzer).

Dot Foods Inc. carries 100,000 products from 700 food industry manufacturers and is the largest food redistributor in the United States. Dot Foods and Dot Transportation sell and deliver foodservice, convenience, retail, vending, equipment and supplies to leading distributors in all 50 states. Dot Foods operates eight distribution centers in: Modesto, Calif.; Vidalia, Ga.; Burley, Idaho; Mt. Sterling, Ill.; Cambridge City, Ind.; Williamsport, Md.; Liverpool, N.Y.; and Ardmore, Okla. For information, visit www.dotfoods.com.