Walmart's new beef facility in Olathe, Kansas, creates an end-to-end supply chain for Angus beef, improving transparency while addressing elevated prices and tight cattle supplies.

The state-of-the-art facility, spanning 300,000 square feet, marks a pivotal moment for Walmart. Traditionally, retailers purchase beef that has already been processed and packaged by third-party ...

Exterior of Walmart's first owned-and-operated case-ready beef facility in Olathe, Kansas, 2025. ·Grocery Dive·Courtesy of Walmart Peyton Bigora Mon, Jun 30, 2025, 10:03 AM2 min read ...

Walmart (WMT) announced the grand opening of its first owned and operated case-ready beef facility in Olathe, Kansas. The 300,000+ square-foot facility will package and distribute Angus beef ...

OLATHE, Kan. — On June 27, Walmart celebrated the grand opening of its first-ever owned and operated case-ready beef facility in Olathe, Kansas, according to its website.

Tuesday, Walmart announced plans for its first-ever wholly owned and operated case-ready beef plant. The new facility is slated to open its doors in 2025. The $275 million project is set to break ...

Walmart opened its first owned and operated case-ready beef packaging facility in Olathe, Kan., on Friday, creating more than 600 jobs in the area. Workers at the more than 300,000-square-foot ...

More than 600 jobs are expected to be created at Walmart’s new beef processing facility in Olathe, with a grand opening set for Friday, officials said. (Google Maps) In a news release, Walmart ...

Walmart’s new Kansas beef facility. US major retailer Walmart is set to invest in a new beef-packing plant in Kansas, which will become operational in 2025. The investment is set to create more ...

OLATHE, Kan. (WIBW) - Walmart is set to break ground on a new beef facility completely owned and operated by the superstore chain that will process and package the meat for stores in Kansas in Olathe.

Walmart's new beef facility in Olathe, Kansas, creates an end-to-end supply chain for Angus beef, improving transparency while addressing elevated prices and tight cattle supplies.