Campbell Soup closes Hyannis plant
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Jan 29, 2026 · Last updated Feb 04, 2026
The closure of the Hyannis plant by Campbell s is a minor negative for the snack food industry due to job losses and the end of a local production tradition for Campbell Soup Company — Cape Cod Potato Chips. However, Campbell s aims to improve efficiency and long-term growth for its snacks business by consolidating production at more modern facilities.
Campbell s announced the closure of its United States — Massachusetts State Police plant, which produces Campbell Soup Company — Cape Cod Potato Chips and Campbell Soup Company — Kettle Foods chips, effective April 2026. This decision, driven by economic viability and a desire to consolidate production at more modern facilities, will result in 49 job losses. Elizabeth Duggan, President of Campbell s Snacks, stated that this move is intended to strengthen the company's snacks business for long-term growth. While the Hyannis plant only produced 4% of Campbell Soup Company — Cape Cod Potato Chips' total annual volume, its closure marks the end of a local tradition for the brand, which was founded in Hyannis in 1980. Campbell s has committed to providing separation benefits and job placement support to affected employees and will continue community investment through The Campbell's Foundation.
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