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Hershey is making more of the sweets and snacks consumers want with less and overcoming extreme supply chain challenges by replacing and repurposing underutilized manufacturing capacity, ditching conventional lines in favor of more efficient modular operations and investing in precision merchandising.

Hershey is making more of the sweets and snacks consumers want with less and overcoming extreme supply chain challenges by replacing and repurposing underutilized manufacturing capacity, ditching conventional lines in favor of more efficient modular operations and investing in precision merchandising.

Investments are being made in modular lines and agile fulfillment.

Investments are being made in modular lines and agile fulfillment.

Hershey is making more of the sweets and snacks consumers want with less and overcoming extreme supply chain challenges by replacing and repurposing underutilized manufacturing capacity, ditching conventional lines in favor of more efficient modular operations and investing in precision merchandising.

The new facility, which will be located on a 55-acre site near Hershey’s Reese’s plant, is part of an approved $1 billion investment in the company’s supply chain.