Cape Cod Potato Chips will no longer be made on Cape Cod. The brand’s parent company, soup giant Campbell’s, said Thursday it will close the Hyannis factory in April to consolidate manufacturing at ...

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Cape Cod potato chips are being removed from their namesake home after more than 40 years. The brand's parent company, Campbell's Snacks, announced on Friday it would be closing its factory in Hyannis ...

HYANNIS, Mass. (WPRI) — Cape Cod Potato Chips will no longer be made on Cape Cod come this spring. The Campbell’s Company, which owns the kettle-cooked potato chips, announced Thursday that the ...

Since its creation by brothers Steve and Jude Bernard in 1980, Cape Cod chips have been manufactured in the heart of the Cape. However, that's all changing this month. The Campbell's Company, which ...

MORE THAN $65,000 IN RESTITUTION. NEW AT FIVE. CAPE COD POTATO CHIPS WILL NO LONGER BE MADE ON CAPE COD. THE CAMPBELL’S COMPANY, WHICH OWNS THE BRAND, IS CLOSING THE HYANNIS FACTORY THAT PRODUCES CAPE ...

The shocking news arrived last week. One of New England’s treasured brands is losing its local ties. It pains me to write these words, but here goes. Cape Cod chips will no longer be made in Cape Cod.