No new potato chips processing plant in Hartland
No new potato chips processing plant in Hartland
A waterfront property in Hartland, New Brunswick will not be home to a new potato chip processing plant and retail office.
Hartland Town Council chose not to rezone a residential property on Hartland's Main Street to accommodate the proposed new business.
The plan to create a potato chip processing plant and retail outlet was created by Ryan, Matt and Shawn Albright. Ryan Albright said the potato processing plant would have produced 15 more jobs and helped the economy by bringing in more tourism dollars.
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