Campbell is adding kettles to its Hanover, Pa., plant, which will significantly boost its potato chip production.
Campbell Soup Co. is making changes to its supply chain, with plans to invest around $230 million at “newer, more agile facilities” through the 2026 fiscal year, to close a plant in Oregon, and to downsize a facility in Indiana, the company announced Tuesday.
Starting in July, production of kettle potato chips at the company’s Jeffersonville, Ind., plant will be moved to the Hanover plant as well as another facility in Charlotte, N.C. The Jeffersonville plant going forward will specialize in production of tortilla chips for the Late July brand, as part of a downsizing of operations at that site.
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