Coho – Commissary Connect
  • Coho Collective Kitchens (COHO) has inked a lease agreement for a new facility in Richmond, British Columbia
  • Opening by Spring 2023, Coho Crestwood is a 2,415 square metre (26,000 square foot) facility that includes commissary, grocery, and food hall premises
  • Coho is a commercial real estate and food technology company that provides private and shared kitchen and food production space to a variety of businesses
  • Coho Collective Kitchens Inc. (COHO) was up 18.42 per cent, trading at $0.22 per share as of 11:00 am ET

Coho Collective Kitchens (COHO) has inked a lease agreement for a new facility in Richmond, British Columbia.

Opening by Spring 2023, Coho Crestwood is a 2,415 square metre (26,000 square foot) facility that includes commissary, grocery, and food hall premises.

Coho CEO, Andrew Barnes stated that despite uncertainty and volatility in the broader economy, proceeds from the company’s recent initial public offering have allowed the team to continue to pursue its growth strategy.

“Coho Crestwood is a significant achievement, particularly in light of the current market climate. Richmond is a diverse and fast-growing city. Coho Crestwood will be centrally located – just five minutes from urban Vancouver and 30 minutes from Vancouver city centre. Coho Crestwood will be one of the largest facilities of its kind in Canada, featuring an expansive commissary space, food hall, and grocery concept. It’s something new to the industry, and we look forward to getting started.”

Coho is a commercial real estate and food technology company that provides private and shared kitchen and food production space to a variety of businesses.

Coho Collective Kitchens Inc. (COHO) was up 18.42 per cent, trading at $0.22 per share as of 11:00 am ET.


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