Governor Ivey Announces Conecuh Sausage Expanding to Andalusia in $58 Million Growth Project, Creating 110 Jobs
February 26, 2024 | 1 min to read
In Andalusia, Governor Kay Ivey announced that Conecuh Sausage will invest nearly $58 million to establish a second production facility, generating 110 new jobs. Founded in 1947 in Evergreen, the company will continue operations in Conecuh County while expanding to meet growing demand. Ivey expressed excitement over this landmark brand's growth, emphasizing its role in bringing distinctive Alabama flavors to more kitchens.
ANDALUSIA – Governor Kay Ivey announced today that Conecuh Sausage, an iconic Alabama maker of hickory smoked sausages, plans to invest nearly $58 million to open a second production facility in the state, creating 110 jobs in Andalusia.
Conecuh Sausage was founded in Evergreen in 1947, and the production location in Conecuh County will remain operational as the company expands to meet increasing demand for its products.
“Conecuh Sausage is a landmark homegrown brand, and I am thrilled to see that the company continues to grow and thrive right here in ‘Sweet Home Alabama’,” said Governor Ivey. “This growth project will allow Conecuh Sausage to extend the reach of its brand and put its distinctive Alabama flavors in even more kitchens.”
To read the rest of the story, please go to: The Office of Alabama Governor Kay Ivey