The Hershey Company Expands Dauphin, Pennsylvania, Operations
04/21/2025
The new 250,000-square-foot chocolate processing facility is located at the company's existing headquarters.
“Our ability to make and deliver products both quickly and efficiently is a key component of our growth strategy,” said Will Bonifant, Hershey’s Vice President of Supply Chain Strategy and Manufacturing. “We’ve made significant investments to speed production, increase capacity and develop our workforce for the future to make more of the iconic brands consumers love.”
To support the project the Shapiro Administration helped Hershey secure permits — including the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System permit.
“From day one, my Administration has been laser-focused on getting stuff done for Pennsylvanians — building an economy that works for everyone, supporting job growth, and making it easier to do business here,” noted Governor Josh Shapiro. “The new Reese plant is a shining example of what’s possible when government moves at the speed of business. Hershey is an iconic Pennsylvania company, and they chose to expand their footprint right here at home – in the sweetest place on Earth. By working together, we are building a business-friendly climate that makes it easier for Pennsylvania-made brands and business to expand, grow, and thrive in our Commonwealth. Hershey’s continued investment in Central Pennsylvania shows the world that the Commonwealth is open for business and ready to lead.”
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