Dairy to relocate HQ in downtown Boulder

BOULDER – Officials at Aurora Organic Dairy Corp. have signed a lease for an office in downtown Boulder and will relocate the company’s administrative headquarters there in the first quarter of 2013.

The move, to a 12,811-square-foot office in the Colorado Building at 1919 14th St., will allow the company to consolidate its 35 to 40 employees into a single office suite, spokeswoman Sonja Tuitele said. Currently, they are split between two floors at 1401 Walnut St.

Aurora Organic Dairy was founded in 1973 and has been organic since 2004. The company employs about 400 people, with a processing plant in Platteville and dairy farms in Colorado and Texas.

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Aurora Organic Dairy might add staff to its Boulder office incrementally, but it does not plan any major expansion, Tuitele said.

Nate Litsey and Chad Henry of the W.W. Reynolds Cos. represented the landlord. The company did not work with a broker, according to W.W. Reynolds Cos.