Video: Bankruptcy Might Fry Jay's Potato Chip Plant

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October 16, 2007

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Video item on the bankruptcy filing of Jay's Potato Chips.

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Jay's Foods was a US Snack Food Company from the Chicago area. The company went into bankruptcy protection in October 2007. Jay's Foods was acquired by Snyder's of Hanover in December 2007.

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