Colorado Premium Foods to add new Greeley facility, add 300 jobs
GREELEY — East Greeley could be home to a new food facility soon. Colorado Premium Foods has made a deal for $8 million for 2400 W. 29th St. in Greeley. Pre-application documents for the site include plans for a new food processing facility.
The 171,725 square foot site formerly hosted Greeley Habitat for Humanity’s ReStore, and it is zoned for commercial use. The ReStore has found a new home in the Greeley Mall.
The site would need to be rezoned for industrial use or a PUD, according to the pre-application document.
Plans for the site include a meat…
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