Goya Announces Major Expansion of Texas Facility

Goya is investing $80 million to purchase state-of-the-art food processing equipment for its manufacturing and distribution facility in Brookshire, TX.

A Google Maps street view of Goya's manufacturing and distribution facility in Brookshire, TX.
A Google Maps street view of Goya's manufacturing and distribution facility in Brookshire, TX.
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BROOKSHIRE, TX — Goya Foods, the largest Hispanic-owned food company in the United States, has announced an $80 million expansion of its manufacturing and distribution facility in Brookshire, TX. The expansion includes the purchase of new, state of the art food processing equipment that will enable the company to double production capacity in order to meet the increased consumer demand for its products.

"Goya is committed to meeting increased consumer demand for our products from all consumers across the United States and abroad. We are grateful for the overwhelming support of the Goya brand and we are fortunate to be able to give back to communities around the globe donating millions of pounds of food through our Goya Gives program," said Bob Unanue, President and CEO of Goya Foods. 

This investment supports the production of Goya's authentic, high-quality and nutritious product line including the company's expanded organic offerings.

Goya's Texas facility that sits on a 130-acre farm has served as the prime hub for the manufacturing and distribution of Goya products in the West, and provides key access to a skilled workforce, a favorable business climate, railroad transportation and a launching pad for global export.

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