PORTALES, N.M. (AP) — Canadian food supplier Golden Boy Foods has yet to comment on the future of a New Mexico peanut process plant eight months after completing a $26 million deal to buy Sunland Inc.
The Portales News-Tribune reports that the company recently posted a sign at the former Sunland peanut process plant but largely has remained mum.
Post Holdings, Golden Boy Foods' parent company, said in an email to the News-Tribune last week they do not have any comment regarding their plan for the Golden Boy facility.
Golden Boy Foods officials said in a May report they intended to reopen the plant, but did not give a timeline or plan for the reopening.
Sunland was the nation's largest organic peanut butter plant. It closed following the salmonella outbreak in 2012.
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