Lubbock Rail Port

With continuous job growth and private investment happening in the Rail Port, real estate developers see the opportunity and need to utilize available buildings, making this site a bright spot for future economic opportunities in the region.

Take a look at the complete list of the Rail Port occupants below:

Hampton Farms

Hampton Farms, a family company of Severn Peanut Company and Meherrin Agriculture, expanded its operations by opening a new 85,000-square-foot food processing facility in June 2017. Located at the Lubbock Rail Port, Hampton Farms currently produces almond butter and has future plans to produce peanut butter at a second facility within the Rail Port. 

Bayer Crop Science

Just outside the Lubbock Rail Port, progress continues to be made on Bayer’s state-of-the-art, 500,000-square-foot cotton seed processing facility. The only one of its kind, this facility will become the national hub for all cottonseed processing operations, solidifying Lubbock as the cotton capital of the world. 

WL Plastics

WL Plastics, the leading manufacturer for high-density polyethylene pipe in North America, has chosen Lubbock to build its 9th manufacturing plant. Here they will produce pipe for oil, gas and water markets in their new 50,000-square-foot facility at the Rail Port.

Corteva

The leader of innovation in agriculture, Corteva, will continue their research and development at their 30,000-square-foot office and laboratory facility located in the Rail Port.

If you are interested in more information on the Rail Port, contact the LEDA recruitment team here! 

“Great cities have great downtowns… We’ve got to have people living, retail, more places to eat and more people working [downtown]. This all fits together in making Lubbock the kind of place where young people want to live and work.”

Dan Pope
Former Mayor of Lubbock