CHS to invest $700M in new Wisconsin soybean processing facility
In Wisconsin, CHS announced plans to construct a soybean processing facility near Evansville, Wisconsin, representing an investment of approximately $700 million. The facility will have the capacity to process 80 million bushels of U.S.-grown soybeans annually, expanding the cooperative’s oilseed processing capabilities and creating new market opportunities for owners.
Construction is expected to begin in the coming weeks, with completion targeted for fall 2028.
The Evansville facility will increase soybean processing capacity in southern Wisconsin, a region with strong soybean production and significant demand for soybean meal from livestock producers. When operational, the facility is expected to employ approximately 80 people and produce approximately 1 billion pounds of oil and 2 million tons of meal annually. Evansville’s proximity to soybean production, rail service and major transportation corridors makes it well positioned to support the movement of soybean meal and oil to domestic and global markets.
Category: Fuels
