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Delta Peanut CEO Tommy Jumper and other peanut farmers are anxiously awaiting Arkansas’ first peanut shelling facility, which is on tap for Jonesboro.
Agriculture & Poultry / Construction / Education

$70M Investment Brings Arkansas Peanut Industry Out of Its ShellLock Icon

A $70 million investment in the peanut industry in Arkansas is expected to usher in a new era for farmers. The operation will feature the first peanut-shelling plant in Arkansas and create between 125 and 130 jobs. read more >
Skippy Creamy Peanut Butter, made in Little Rock.
Banking & Finance / Manufacturing / Restaurants & Food

Hormel Closes on Purchase of Skippy, Little Rock Plant

Hormel Foods Corp. has closed on its purchase of Skippy peanut butter, including its plant in Little Rock. read more >
Government & Politics / Investments / Manufacturing

Video: The Arkansas Business Week in Review

A quick look back at the business week that was in Arkansas. read more >
Manufacturing / Public Companies / Restaurants & Food

$700M Skippy Deal Gives Hormel a Boost in International Markets

Skippy, which is made in plants in Little Rock and China, is sold in about 30 countries and is the leading peanut butter brand in China, where Hormel has been trying to build up its Spam business for the past several years. read more >
Skippy Creamy Peanut Butter, made in Little Rock.
Manufacturing / Restaurants & Food

Unilever to Sell Skippy Brand, Including Little Rock Plant, in $700M Deal

Unilever says that it has signed a definitive agreement to sell its global Skippy business to Hormel Foods for about $700 million. Skippy's Little Rock manufacturing plant, at 8201 Frazier Pike in Little Rock, is the only Skippy peanut butter plant left in the country. read more >