The Campbell’s Company has announced that it will be shutting down its Cape Cod Potato Chips facility in Hyannis in April, moving production to facilities in North Carolina, Wisconsin and ...

HANOVER, Pa. (WHTM) — The snack capital of the world is getting a little fuller. The Campbell’s Company announced it will ...

Cape Cod potato chips will no longer be made on Cape Cod as of this spring.

Employees of Cape Cod Potato Chips in Hyannis have been notified they will lose their jobs. The Campbell’s Company, which acquired the brand in 2018, announced it will the close Breeds Hill Road ...

49 employees are set to lose their jobs in the closure.

Cape Cod chips were founded in Hyannis in 1980, and the plant has been operational since 1985. The plant, which also produces Kettle Brand chips, will cease operations in April 2026. Campbell’s ...

Cape Cod Potato Chips will no longer be made on Cape Cod come this spring.

Campbell’s announced Thursday it will shut down the plant and shift production to more efficient facilities. The post Beloved ...

Founded in 1980, Cape Cod Potato Chips began as a small operation in downtown Hyannis before moving to a facility on Breeds Hill Road in 1985. The facility on 100 Breeds Hill Road sits on a six-acre ...

The Massachusetts facility, which also makes Kettle Brand chips, “no longer makes economic sense” for the snack and soup ...

Cape Cod Potato Chips originated in Hyannis in 1980; the current plant has been open since 1985, the company said. At one ...