Cairnspring Mills Oregon Rural EB-5 Project
A New Era in U.S. Food Manufacturing and Rural Investment
Invest alongside Warren Buffett’s son, Peter Buffett, and Google co-founder Eric Schmidt in the Cairnspring Mills Rural EB-5 Project—the expansion of an established U.S. food manufacturing business with over a decade of operating history. Built on a mission to strengthen the resilience of the local grain economy through regenerative farming and identity-preserved grains, Cairnspring is scaling production to meet growing customer demand while supporting rural economic development and a more resilient American food supply chain. After reaching full production capacity at its existing mill north of Seattle, Cairnspring Mills is constructing a new rural facility in Eastern Oregon, strategically located closer to its grain sourcing. The Blue Mountain Mill is designed to increase production capacity by approximately 10×, backed by mission-aligned investors and long-term customer relationships.
CAIRNSPRING MILLS RURAL EB-5 PROJECT
Fresh Flours From Local Grains.
Located in Umatilla County, Oregon, the Cairnspring Blue Mountain Mill expansion is thoughtfully planned to support rising demand from long-term customers and national brands. The new facility will dramatically scale production while capturing efficiencies from closer proximity to key grain sourcing and logistics networks. With construction fully underway and operations scaled for long-term success, this project represents a distinctive rural manufacturing opportunity in the EB-5 landscape.
Strategically Located
Cairnspring’s second Blue Mountain mill is strategically located right on Interstate 84, one of the Pacific-Northwest’s primary east-west transportation corridors. The location provides efficient, truck-based access to major regional markets of Seattle, Vancouver, Portland, and Boise. It is close to many regional grain suppliers, avoiding long-haul sourcing and improving cost efficiency and supply chain resiliency.
Established Business With Real Revenue
Cairnspring Mills has generated consistent revenue and demonstrated operational success from its existing mill north of Seattle, WA, which operates at maximum capacity. The Blue Mountain expansion builds on that foundation, designed to deliver sustainable, scalable production and contribute to regional economic development.
Chosen and Praised by Some of America’s Most Respected Bakeries & Food Brands
Cairnspring Mills supplies premium craft flour to some of the most respected names in American baking and food, including King Arthur Baking Company, Patagonia Provisions, and Tartine Bakery. These long-standing relationships reflect Cairnspring’s reputation for quality, consistency, and integrity across its sourcing, milling, and production processes.
CAIRNSPRING MILLS RURAL EB-5 VISA INVESTMENT
Backed by Mission-Aligned, Institutional-Quality Investors.
- Blue-Chip Investors and Customers
Backed by a high-quality investor base including Google founder Eric Schmidt, Peter Buffett (Warren Buffett’s son), Patagonia and King Arthur Baking Company.
- Fully Financed with Construction Fully Underway
Construction of the new Blue Mountain Oregon mill with 10× the production capacity of the Seattle mill is fully underway and fully financed, with completion expected in August 2026.
- Robust Collateral with Corporate Guarantee
The EB-5 loan is secured by a senior position to the operating parent company with a corporate repayment guarantee, and a junior loan position secured by the new Oregon mill and its assets.
- Off-Take Agreements Already Secured
Off-take agreements are already in place with King Arthur, Patagonia Provisions, and nationally recognized wholesale and foodservice customers, providing early revenue visibility as the new mill ramps up.
Join the craft flour revolution. Invest in America’s manufacturing future.
““Participate in the expansion of an established U.S. manufacturing business—strengthening rural economies, adding resilience to the food supply chain, and supporting regenerative farming and identity-preserved grains.”” - EB-5 Visa Investors