Access to new markets, the availability of an empty facility and abundant raw materials -- they were all reasons for Minnesota-based KLN Family Brands to buy the former Troyer Farms plant.
But there was another, more important consideration.
Company officials, who expect to be making chips and other snacks by late spring, say a pool of experienced workers is what sealed the deal.
The company, which makes mostly private label chips and other snacks, expects to hire 80 to 100 employees initially and is likely to quickly increase that number to 150, said Kevin Keil, the company's general manager.
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But there was another, more important consideration.
Company officials, who expect to be making chips and other snacks by late spring, say a pool of experienced workers is what sealed the deal.
The company, which makes mostly private label chips and other snacks, expects to hire 80 to 100 employees initially and is likely to quickly increase that number to 150, said Kevin Keil, the company's general manager.
Read More HERE
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