Covered Bridge Potato Chip Company

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Company Description

The Covered Bridge Potato Chip Company is a potato chip producer (kettle chips) in New Brunswick Canada, established in 2008.

You can visit the factory to watch the production and try the potato chips hot off the line, with your own choice of seasoning.

In January 2016 the company reported to have 90 employees and as it undergoes its fourth expansion, it expects to hit 100 employees by the spring of 2016.

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Covered Bridge Potato Chips Company Introduction

On Friday March 1, 2024 the Covered Bridge Potato Chips factory was destroyed by fire.

Product Types offered by this company

- Chips and Snacks

News for this Company

After a fire burned the Covered Bridge Potato Chips company in March, owner and CEO Ryan Albright turned a warehouse in Woodstock into a make-shift production plant. (Courtesy: CBC)

August 25, 2024

Covered Bridge Potato Chips keeps the snacks coming with makeshift plant

A fire destroyed Hartland company's factory in March, leaving questions about production and jobs. In a large warehouse in Woodstock, the smell of salt and vinegar overtakes anyone who enters its doors.

The Covered Bridge Potato Chips plant is totally destroyed by fire

March 06, 2024

Covered Bridge Potato Chips plant totally destroyed by fire

Friday evening March 1, 2024, the most famous potato chips plant in Atlantic Canada - Covered Bridge Potato Chips in Hartland, New Brunswick - was totally destroyed by fire.

October 10, 2017

New equipment fuels growth for Covered Bridge Potato Chip Company

The Covered Bridge Potato Chip Company will boost production to accommodate the growing demand for its products, thanks to a $437,500 investment from the Government of Canada. The investment includes a new line for the production of popcorn.

January 28, 2017

Covered Bridge Potato Chip Company Expands to Meet Growing Demand

The Covered Bridge Potato Chip Company in New Brunswick, Canada has purchased new equipment and expanded its facility thanks to investments from the federal and provincial governments.