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Gov. JB Pritzker celebrated Ferrero's gooey, chocolatey, hazelnut treat this week at the Illinois State House. Ferrero's Bloomington plant produces Kinder Bueno and Crunch bars, among others.
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Candy maker Ferrero may not be done growing in Bloomington-Normal even though the company's new $214 million chocolate plant is now officially open.
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In the past year, parent company Ferrero has twice expanded its operations in Illinois. The chocolatier owns Ferrara that bought Jelly Belly in October 2023.
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A 70,000-square-foot addition to Ferrero in Bloomington brought a literal chocolate factory to the Twin Cities.
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The Italian chocolate and confectionary company is expected to bring 200 more manufacturing jobs to the Twin City area in 2024 via its $214.4 million facility.
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Ferrero North America has announced plans to deepen its Illinois connection.
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The maker of Butterfinger, Crunch, Tic Tacs and other candies has announced a second major expansion in Bloomington in less than a year. Ferrero plans to add 200 jobs as part of a $214 million expansion.
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After a $75 million candy plant expansion goes into operation in Bloomington, Heartland Community College will expand a program to train workers for Ferrero North America.
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One of the world's largest candy makers has started construction on its first chocolate plant in North America.
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Bloomington will become home to an international candy maker’s first chocolate manufacturing center in the United States.Ferrero North America has…