LDS Cannery

I emailed the address listed on website AND have been calling TONS of times, and left answer… with NO RESPONSE. I don’t want to drive down and find out they ARE not open at the times stated on the website only to find out the store is closed. What is up? They open to public or NOT ???

Great staff with decent prices on raw foods. Too bad they don’t get regularly-​scheduled shipments to restock their shelves. It was really low when we went. Not the staff’s fault, but someone needs to work out this kink in the delivery system.

In these times of uncertainty, it seems wise and prudent to prepare for your family. Food storage is essential.
The LDS Storehouse is efficient and inexpensive. Their prices beat Costco!
Be safe. Be prepared. Buy some extra food.
«If times get worse. or even if they don’t».

This place rocks! This is a dry cannery run by volunteers from the LDS church. They have good quality dehydrated foods that are excellent for long term food storage, yet affordable enough for everyday use. Many of the foods they sell are packaged in #10 cans (you know, like those big old tin coffee cans) or thick Mylar bags. Most have a shelf life of 30+ years! If you are not familiar with long term food storage this sounds crazy, but it’s perfectly possible.
Here is a list of what they have:
LONG TERM STORAGE
Basics:
Black Beans
Pinto Beans
White Beans
Nonfat dry milk
White Rice
Granulated Sugar
Hard Red Wheat
White Wheat
Other:
Apple Slices
Carrots
Macaroni
Quick Oats
Regular Oats
Dry Onions
Potato Flakes
Spaghetti
SHORTER-​TERM STORAGE
Refried Beans
Hot Cocoa Mix
White Flour
Fruit Drink Mix
Pancake Mix
Potato Pearls
Link to a PDF order form that also has weight, prices, and storage shelf life:
Labels for some of the products:
***IMPORTANT***
Their hours of operation are Tuesday and Thursday, 3pm to 6pm. Yes, a total of 6 hours a week. If you don’t believe me, call them yourself. But if it’s not during those hours, you’re not likely to get an answer.
They are open to the general public, you don’t need to be apart of the church, there’s no strings. I think different canneries across the country operate on their own rules, I guess we’re lucky that this one is community minded. I’ve been here many times and each time all my questions have been answered and I’ve been treated very well. They take cash or credit.
Location: It’s very easy to get to, from N. King street, turn Mauka on Kalihi street, then take a left onto Beckley street, just before the freeway on ramp. Once on Beckley, you’ll see some link fence and the church parking lot entrance on your left. The cannery building will be on your left as you enter the lot. It’s unmarked and pretty unassuming.
I wish they had more foods available, but hey, what they have is good. Even the powdered milk! High quality, affordable, well package. Check it out.