Cape Cod potato chips will no longer be made on Cape Cod as of this spring.
An iconic Massachusetts snack brand will soon no longer be produced in the state, as Cape Cod Potato Chips' parent company, Campbell's, plans to close its Hyannis manufacturing facility this spring.
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 ...
High winds lashed parts of Cape Cod overnight as a powerful storm system moved across the state, dumping up to 24<a ...
Nantucket is predicted to get the most snow in Massachusetts, followed by Cape Cod, while the storm may largely miss most of ...
MassDOT holds meeting as seizure of homes, businesses for Cape Cod bridge replacement causes concern
The Massachusetts Department of Transportation (MassDOT) held an informational meeting on Cape Cod Tuesday to let residents know what to expect<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More ...
A Hyannis factory where Cape Cod Potato Chips have been made for the past 40 years will close in April, with 49 employees to ...
Cape Cod Potato Chips originated in Hyannis in 1980; the current plant has been open since 1985, the company said. At one ...
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