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 ...

Cape Cod Potato Chips will no longer be made on Cape Cod. The brand’s parent company, soup giant Campbell’s, said Thursday it will close the Hyannis factory in April to consolidate manufacturing at ...

HYANNIS, Mass. (WPRI) — Cape Cod Potato Chips will no longer be made on Cape Cod come this spring. The Campbell’s Company, which owns the kettle-cooked potato chips, announced Thursday that the ...

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Cape Cod potato chips are being removed from their namesake home after more than 40 years. The brand's parent company, Campbell's Snacks, announced on Friday it would be closing its factory in Hyannis ...

Mark Patinkin is sure sales will still be fine. But in terms of being true to their heritage, Campbell's blew it with Cape Cod chips move.