South Windsor Plant

Home Market Foods announced it is expanding production into a newly acquired plant in South Windsor, Connecticut, with an investment of more than $70 million and 210 jobs.

Investment
more than$70.0M
Permanent jobs announced
210
Status
Announced
Revised opening date
Not confirmed
Why this project qualifies

With 210 permanent operating jobs announced, this project clears AFT's 100-permanent-job threshold (AFT includes any project meeting $100 million in facility-specific investment OR 100 permanent operating jobs). It is also confirmed by official public sources and involves a physical manufacturing facility in the United States.

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Why it matters

The food & beverage context.

Food and beverage manufacturing is a broad and growing part of America's industrial expansion. From dairy and protein processing to packaged foods, snacks, and beverages, new plants and expansions are adding production capacity across the country. These projects bring major investment and substantial job creation while strengthening domestic supply chains and regional manufacturing economies.

Project record

At a glance

Company
Home Market Foods
Industry
Food & Beverage
Location
South Windsor, Connecticut
Investment
More than $70.0M
Permanent jobs announced
210
Status
Announced
Announced
Jul 1, 2024
Opening timeline
The company targeted a June 2025 opening. AFT has not confirmed construction or production start.
Added to tracker
Oct 27, 2026
Sources

Official references

Cite this project

American Factory Tracker. "South Windsor Plant — Home Market Foods, South Windsor, CT." https://americanfactorytracker.com/projects/home-market-foods-south-windsor. Accessed October 28, 2026.

Please also cite the original sources listed above for underlying figures.

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