Source: Coho Collective.
  • Coho Collective Kitchens (COHO) will be opening of a new facility, in Victoria B.C. this August
  • This will be Coho’s first physical footprint on Vancouver Island, where there is a high demand for shared kitchen spaces and real estate
  • The space will have eight stations for up to 16 potential businesses, including ghost kitchens, caterers, consumer packaged goods companies, and R&D for restaurants
  • Coho Collective Kitchens Inc. (COHO) was trading trading at $0.18 per share as of 10:40 am ET

In August, Coho Collective Kitchens (COHO) will be opening a new facility in Victoria, British Columbia.

This is part of the company’s expansion in the food and beverage technology industry across the country.

Coho Victoria will be Coho’s first physical footprint on Vancouver Island, where there is a high demand for shared kitchen spaces and real estate.

Located in downtown Victoria at The Victoria Public Market at the Hudson, the 216 square metre space will have eight stations for up to 16 potential businesses, including ghost kitchens, caterers, consumer packaged goods companies, and R&D for restaurants.

Coho CEO, Andrew Barnes stated that will be the first Victoria location and a second is expected to open this fall.

“We have big plans in this city and are thrilled to announce the opening of our new commissary kitchen in our province’s capital and help to drive more food concepts to the area.”

Coho is a growth stage, community-driven, commercial real estate and food technology company. It provides private and shared kitchen and production space to food companies from start-ups to restaurant groups seeking turnkey solutions and business services.

Coho Collective Kitchens Inc. (COHO) was trading trading at $0.18 per share as of 10:40 am ET.


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