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King's Hawaiian Announces $54M Expansion in Hall County, Creating 135 New Job

HALL COUNTY, GEORGIA, JUL 17 – King's Hawaiian will add a new production line to increase Pretzel Bites flavors and create 135 jobs in management, maintenance, food safety, and quality control roles, officials said.

  • On Thursday, King's Hawaiian announced a $54 million expansion at its Oakwood facility in Hall County, creating over 135 jobs.
  • Since 2010, King's Hawaiian has established Georgia operations, supported by the Taira family, and now employs over 800 in the state.
  • The facility will produce additional flavors of King’s Hawaiian Pretzel Bites, allowing the expansion of production and creating over 135 new jobs.
  • Governor Brian Kemp said, 'Expansions like these are an important part of our economic development work,' while Tim Evans, president and CEO of the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce, said this is the sixth major expansion since 2010.
  • Looking ahead, the project’s new production line is expected to start in the second quarter of 2026, developed with Georgia Department of Economic Development's Global Commerce team in partnership with the Greater Hall Chamber of Commerce and Georgia EMC.
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AccessWDUN broke the news in on Thursday, July 17, 2025.
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