US food manufacturer SugarCreek is expanding its facility in Carthage, Missouri, with the potential creation of up to 70 jobs.
SugarCreek’s products include table-ready meals for the retail and foodservice sectors.
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According to the the Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED), the company’s expansion project “will include a support facility that will package bacon products”.
“SugarCreek chose to expand in Missouri due its close proximity to a large underground storage facility,” the DED said. “The company has been in Carthage for 10 years and has been operating out of a warehousing distribution facility with ten people prior to the expansion plans.”
SugarCreek CEO and chairman John Richardson said: “As a family-owned, privately-held company, we are committed to the success of the communities which we call home.”
Founded in 1966 as a manufacturer of raw bacon, the company is headquartered in Ohio and today employs over 2,000 people in six manufacturing facilities across Ohio, Indiana, Kansas and now Missouri.
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