Sweet Stash Relocates Production to Former Jelly Belly Plant
Sweet Stash, a gummy candy startup founded by actor Martin Starr and musician twins Ezra and Adeev Potash, has relocated its production to the former Jelly Belly plant in North Chicago, Illinois. This move aims to scale up the company's…
Chicago, IL, September 23, 2026 —
Sweet Stash, a confectionery startup co-founded by actor Martin Starr and musician twins Ezra and Adeev Potash, has established its production operations at the former Jelly Belly manufacturing facility located in North Chicago, Illinois. This strategic relocation is intended to facilitate an increase in the company’s output of its additive-free gummy products.
The move situates Sweet Stash within a site historically significant to the candy industry. Chicago and its surrounding areas have long been recognized as a hub for confectionery manufacturing. By utilizing the former Jelly Belly plant, Sweet Stash aims to leverage existing infrastructure and proximity to a region with a deep-rooted legacy in candy production.
The company’s focus on producing gummies free from additives is a key aspect of its brand identity. The expansion of production capabilities through this relocation is designed to support the company’s growth objectives and meet anticipated demand for its product line. Specific details regarding the timeline of the relocation or the exact capacity of the new facility were not provided.
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