S&W Wholesale Foods Creates More Jobs in Right to Work Louisiana

S&W Wholesale Foods is expanding soon in Right to Work Hammond, Louisiana. As a result, they will create 100 new jobs! So this is exciting news for the area! It will also be covered by a $21 million investment.

From Area Development Magazine:

“I’m proud to see the company my parents started over 46 years ago right here in Tangipahoa Parish reach such a huge milestone in our company history. […] Being Louisiana local is something we’re very proud of, and as Louisiana’s leading independent foodservice supplier, it’s important for me that S&W’s big move happen where our company roots began. I want to continue to grow and support this community and Louisiana’s hospitality industry that’s supported our growth and success for all these years. This facility will allow us to continue our growth for many years to come.” […]

“Louisiana’s world-class food scene extends beyond our many great restaurants to the locally-owned businesses that support this wide-ranging sector. […] There are success stories just like S&W Foods in every corner of Louisiana and LED is committed to supporting these businesses as they grow and export Louisiana’s food expertise far and wide.” […]

“It is exciting to see S&W Wholesale Foods expand their production facility in Hammond with this significant investment. […] The new facility will enhance their operational capacity, ensuring the retention of more than 100 valuable jobs for the area and underscoring Tangipahoa Parish’s commitment to fostering a thriving business environment. Moreover, the success of S&W represents continued growth in the region’s thriving food sector.”

“We are thrilled that S&W Foods has been able to acquire this facility to grow their multi-generational, family-owned business. […] This group has been doing business in Tangipahoa for decades and has had quite a substantial economic impact on this entire region. We appreciate their continued investment in Tangipahoa Parish and offer our very best wishes for continued success.”

AREA DEVELOPMENT MAGAZINE

To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.