King’s Hawaiian will invest $54 million to expand its Oakwood facility in Georgia, creating 135 new jobs. The company plans to add a production line for Pretzel Bites, expected to begin operating in the second quarter of 2026. Since starting operations in Georgia in 2010, King’s Hawaiian has created over 800 jobs. Governor Brian P. Kemp said, “For nearly 15 years, King’s Hawaiian has proven to be an incredible partner in creating quality jobs in northeast Georgia, and we look forward to even more years of great success for them in Hall County.” Job openings will include positions in management and food safety, and applicants are encouraged to visit the company’s careers page, according to the Office of the Governor.
Mark Taira, CEO of King’s Hawaiian, said, “This expansion represents a major milestone in our journey, and we’re thrilled to continue growing our ohana in Hall County.” He noted the role of Georgia’s educational and business institutions in supporting the company’s growth and workforce development. King’s Hawaiian started in Hilo, Hawaii, and has expanded its operations to Hall County, Georgia, as reported by the Office of the Governor…