Joffrey's Coffee & Tea Co. has settled into a noticeably larger home in Tampa, pulling its roasting, packaging and corporate offices onto one expanded campus. The locally founded roaster put millions on the table to centralize work that had been scattered across multiple sites, bumping up both production muscle and fulfillment capacity. For a brand many park-goers know from its locations inside Walt Disney World, the new facility marks a serious step up in its manufacturing footprint.
Local reporting: a $14.7 million investment
According to Tampa Bay Business Journal, Joffrey's invested $14.7 million in the new headquarters and pulled together operations that had been split across three separate properties. The Business Journal's photo tour walks through a modern lobby, a testing lab and expanded bagging lines inside the building. The outlet presents the move as both a manufacturing upgrade and a strategic branding play for the Tampa-based company.
EDC numbers and project size
The Tampa Bay Economic Development Council lists the project as an 84,000-square-foot corporate headquarters and production facility and records an intended capital investment of $18,495,000. Those public figures highlight how local agencies and media sometimes count different pieces of a development package, which can leave observers with slightly different total numbers depending on which source they read.
What's inside the campus
A Tampa Magazine roundup breaks the footprint into roughly 14,000 square feet of office space, about 35,000 square feet dedicated to roasting and grinding, and another roughly 35,000 square feet for packaging, shipping and receiving, and notes the center was expected to open in March 2026. That layout reflects Joffrey's push to scale up wholesale roasting while also building out e-commerce and hospitality fulfillment capacity.
Serving Disney and hospitality clients
Joffrey's Coffee & Tea Co. is a longtime supplier inside Walt Disney World and says multiple Joffrey's locations operate across the resort, a relationship the company says the new headquarters is intended to support. The roaster also supplies hotels, cruise lines and national foodservice customers, so the expanded roasting and packing lines are designed to serve a broad retail and institutional customer base.
Design, construction and recognition
Design and project credits include AIC Architecture and contractor Evergreen Construction, which have shared project updates and images that show a blend of manufacturing floor space and office amenities. Evergreen has highlighted the job as a marquee Tampa-area completion tied to its local office, and the project has been entered in regional NAIOP awards and related industry showcases.
What it means for Tampa
Economic-development materials list Joffrey's as one of the region's retention and expansion wins that keep headquarters and manufacturing jobs in the Tampa area, a stated priority for the Tampa Bay EDC as the city courts more corporate investment. Consolidations like this, local observers note, signal confidence in Tampa's industrial corridors and could make it easier for the company to hire, scale fulfillment and deepen relationships with partners such as Disney.
