Freshpet selects bedminster for new headquarters in somerset county

BEDMINSTER, N.J. — FreshPet, a leading company in the healthy pet food sector, has announced its decision to establish its new headquarters in Bedminster, Somerset County. The announcement was celebrated with a groundbreaking ceremony attended by Somerset County Commissioner Director Shanel Y. Robinson and Deputy Director Sara Sooy.

“We are so pleased FreshPet chose Bedminster in Somerset County for its new world headquarters, delivering healthy and sustainable meals for all our beloved pets,” said Director Robinson. “Somerset County looks forward to being a FreshPet partner for decades to come by continuing to support and invest in our residents, workforce, and infrastructure.”

The new pet-friendly office complex will serve as the national hub for FreshPet, furthering the company’s commitment to providing healthy and sustainable pet food options.

The selection of Somerset County underscores the region’s appeal for growing businesses, bolstered by robust support for local communities and investment in essential infrastructure.

FreshPet’s move to Bedminster is expected to bring significant economic benefits to the area, including job opportunities and increased business activity. The company’s presence aligns with Somerset County’s strategic vision of fostering a thriving business environment while enhancing the quality of life for its residents.

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