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NederlandsFrito-Lay's officially opens Sun chips expansion in Topeca
With the snip of a pair of scissors, Frito-Lay's Topeka facility officially expands. The 40,000-square-foot addition houses the company's new SunChips production line.
Regional Vice President Mark Brinker is excited about the opening.
"It's a significant investment by Frito-Lay back into the community for this expansion and this start-up,"Brinker said. "It's also brought the opportunity of 75 new jobs for the Topeka community."
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