Kettle Foods
Kettle Foods is an American manufacturer of snack foods, primarily known for its potato chips. The company was founded in 1978 by Cameron Healy and is headquartered in Salem, Oregon. Kettle Foods is recognized for its commitment to using natural ingredients and traditional cooking methods.
History[edit | edit source]
Kettle Foods was established in 1978 by Cameron Healy, who started the company with the vision of creating high-quality, all-natural snack foods. The company initially began as a small operation, selling chips out of the back of a van. Over the years, Kettle Foods expanded its product line and distribution, becoming a well-known brand in the snack food industry.
Products[edit | edit source]
Kettle Foods is best known for its kettle-cooked potato chips, which are made using a traditional method that involves cooking the chips in small batches. This process gives the chips a distinctive crunch and flavor. The company offers a wide variety of flavors, including:
- Sea Salt
- Salt & Vinegar
- Jalapeño
- Honey Dijon
- Backyard Barbeque
In addition to potato chips, Kettle Foods also produces other snack items such as tortilla chips and popcorn.
Manufacturing[edit | edit source]
Kettle Foods operates several manufacturing facilities in the United States and the United Kingdom. The company's primary production plant is located in Salem, Oregon, with additional facilities in Beloit, Wisconsin and Norwich, England. The company is committed to sustainable practices, including the use of renewable energy and environmentally friendly packaging.
Sustainability[edit | edit source]
Kettle Foods has a strong focus on sustainability and environmental responsibility. The company uses solar panels and wind turbines to generate renewable energy for its production facilities. Additionally, Kettle Foods has implemented various initiatives to reduce waste and promote recycling.
Ownership[edit | edit source]
In 2006, Kettle Foods was acquired by Lion Capital LLP, a private equity firm. In 2010, the company was sold to Diamond Foods, Inc. In 2016, Diamond Foods was acquired by Snyder's-Lance, which was subsequently acquired by Campbell Soup Company in 2018.
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