Triumph Foods, LLC, one of the premier pork processors in the United States, has announced a nearly $30 million expansion in St. Joseph.
The expansion to its facility at 5302 Stockyards Expressway will increase the company’s current cold storage and shipping space, as well as set the stage for increased production. The expansion also involves the acquisition and installation of new equipment, machinery and personal property related to the project.
“We are proud of the work we do every day to feed the world, and this expansion is the next step in that commitment.” said Matt England, President and CEO at Triumph Foods. “Investing in this expansion means investing in our team members and the community that has supported us throughout our 20 years in operations.”
Continued investment in St. Joseph is continued good news for the St. Joseph economy.
“Triumph investing in new equipment and infrastructure positions the company for continued growth,” said Natalie Hawn. “It’s the kind of forward-thinking investment that strengthens the company as well as our local economy and reinforces our community as a great place for businesses to grow and succeed.”
Triumph is St. Joseph’s second largest employer.
“Triumph is a great community partner, and we’re pleased to support an investment of this scale that continues to strengthen our local economy and create lasting opportunities for the future,” said Mayor John Josendale.
The Chamber and the St. Joseph Economic Development Partnership worked with many partners to make this expansion possible including the Missouri Department of Economic Development, Evergy, Buchanan County and the City of St. Joseph.
“We at the County are excited to hear that a company that we consider vital to our community has the confidence to invest and expand their operations,” said Scott Nelson, Buchanan County Presiding Commissioner.
What others are saying:
“Team DED is proud to partner with the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce in recognition of this nearly $30 million investment, which underscores the strength of our communities and the momentum of Missouri’s economy,” said Michelle Hataway, Director of the Missouri Department of Economic Development. “This expansion represents new opportunities for Missourians and continued growth for the St. Joseph region, reinforcing our commitment to supporting businesses and fostering long-term prosperity across the state.”
“Missouri’s strength begins with the dedication of our farmers and agribusinesses, and this expansion is a testament to their hard work and commitment,” said Chris Chinn, Director of the Missouri Department of Agriculture. “Investments like this support our rural communities, create new opportunities, and ensure Missouri remains a leader in delivering quality products to consumers across the nation and around the world.”