JBS USA plans $200 million expansions in Colorado, Texas

JBS USA has announced significant expansion plans for its beef production facilities, investing $50 million in a new distribution center at its Greeley, Colorado plant and $150 million at its Cactus, Texas facility. The Greeley expansion aims to enhance production capabilities and support local agriculture, with CEO Wesley Batista Filho emphasizing the company's commitment to meeting demand for high-quality U.S. beef. In Cactus, the investment will include a state-of-the-art fabrication floor and an expanded ground beef room, expected to improve efficiency and create further opportunities for local cattle producers. Both projects, set to begin this year, highlight JBS's focus on strengthening the U.S. beef supply chain and supporting local economies. U.S. Representatives from both regions have praised the investments, underscoring their importance for job creation and community support. The expansions reflect JBS's ongoing commitment to the American beef industry and its stakeholders.