Coast Packing Breaks Ground on $30M Amarillo Facility
Coast Packing Breaks Ground on $30M Amarillo Facility

Coast Packing Breaks Ground on $30M Amarillo Facility

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Coast Packing Company has officially broken ground on a new Edible Fats and Oils Refinery and Packaging Facility in Amarillo, Texas, marking a significant expansion for the California-based company. The $30 million project is expected to create 30 new jobs initially, with potential growth to 60 positions, and could generate additional employment in supporting industries. The facility will cover 36,000 square feet and include advanced technology for efficient and green practices, aligning with the community's values of sustainability and innovation. Local officials, including Amarillo Mayor Cole Stanley and Potter County Judge Nancy Tanner, expressed optimism about the economic growth and job opportunities the facility will bring to the region. The construction is set to be completed by June 2026. Coast Packing's CEO, Eric Gustafson, emphasized the company's commitment to quality and tradition in the food industry.

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