LOS ANGELES, CA U.S. – Califia Farms, one of the fastest growing natural beverage companies in the United States, today announced the opening of its new national corporate headquarters in Downtown Los Angeles’ Arts District, the creative heart of LA.
The offices, designed by LA-based Rachel Allen Architecture, comprise 9,000 square feet of energy-efficient space to house Califia Farms’ growing team.
The company celebrated its opening at a reception attended by Adrienne Lindgren of Los Angeles Mayor Garcetti’s office along with DTLA community members.
Califia Farms’ mission is to create delicious plant-powered foods and beverages that provide mindful nourishment – including Almondmilks, Creamers, Cold Brew Coffees, Horchatas, and Agua Frescas – and is a leader in the exploding plant-based food and beverage revolution.
The Company, which prides itself on its partnership with California farmers, chose the DTLA Arts District because it fits with the company’s identity as a positive disruptor in the beverage industry. Its decision to locate in Los Angeles helps extend the city’s – and Southern California’s – growing reputation as an incubator for natural foods.
“Innovation, sustainability and California roots are core to Califia Farms. Our new offices reflect this in both their design and in their location in one of the country’s most exciting creative incubator districts: DTLA Arts District,” said Greg Steltenpohl, CEO of Califia Farms.
“We look forward to joining this remarkable community and to the opportunity of working in an area that, by its very nature, will reinforce the Califia Farms team’s amazing creativity as it focuses on bringing delicious and healthy, planet-friendly beverages to market.”
Named “Brand of the Year” in 2015 by BevNet, Califia Farms has doubled its sales every year since 2010, and is one of the fastest growing nut milk brands and the leading Ready-to-Drink coffee brand in the natural channel.
Califia Farms is headed by beverage industry legend Greg Steltenpohl, who received the 2016 Specialty Foods’ Business Leadership Award and who has been named one of the Top 50 Disrupters in the beverage industry two years in a row.
The sleek, worker-friendly offices occupy a former warehouse close to the Little Tokyo Metro stop, are Title 24 Compliant for Energy Efficiency, feature abundant natural lighting, gallery space and indoor/outdoor bike racks to encourage more sustainable commuting and less reliance on cars.
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