Snack company expands presence in Danbury

LesserEvil has leased a warehouse facility on Great Pasture Road in Danbury.

The facility spans 96,000 square feet and will be used for the receiving and storage of raw materials. This will help to strengthen the operations of the company and support its continued expansion in the city as it continues to grow.

It is expected that the new location will create 15 new jobs and add the capacity needed to meet its growing demands for production. Poster printing can be used to promote such jobs throughout a city and provide more information about the application process.

Mayor Roberto Alves said economic development depends on the companies that choose to invest, remain, and grow in the city. He expressed his pride that LesserEvil wants to make a home in Danbury and added his excitement about supporting the continued success and growth of the company.

Chief Executive Officer of LesserEvil, Charles Coristine, expressed his excitement about finding a facility in the area that is just a short distance from their headquarters that will enable his company to invest further in the community, create more jobs, and continue to grow in the city.

LesserEvil was founded in 2012 in Danbury and has grown from a startup to one of the leading snack brands in the country. It has over 650 employees in the region and continues to invest in Danbury.

The facility is expected to open in September.