Massachusetts Thanksgiving staple missing from store shelves this season

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – A Massachusetts-based company, offering Thanksgiving staples, has changed ownership resulting in a loss of production.

Bell’s traditional stuffing, which comes in the red box, will not be on store shelves this Thanksgiving, said in a statement sent to 22News from Bender Group PR.

Bell’s Brand has been a staple for over 150 years founded by William G. Bell. The company is located in East Weymouth, Mass. Ships from around the world would help carry ingredients into the Boston Harbor.

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Their seasoning, Gravy, Brine, and Onions, is one of America’s oldest spices. and over time Bell’s expanded to include stuffing, gravy, and additional holiday favorites.

Their financial challenges have caused their products to become in danger of vanishing as production halted. Three entrepreneurs have acquired the brand and are now under Bell’s Food LLC , formerly Bell’s Brand.

“When we learned that the Bell’s brand was in danger of vanishing, we knew we had to step in,” said Dave West, one of the new owners of Bell’s Foods LLC. “As a New England native, Bell’s seasoning and stuffing were an integral part of my family’s Thanksgiving. We are honored to step in as stewards of this historic brand, ensuring it continues to be a part of holiday celebrations for generations to come.”

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