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Type | Private Closed Permanently 31 July 2020 |
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Industry | Confectionery |
Founded | Houston, TX (1946) |
Headquarters | Houston, Texas |
Products | Chocolate, candies, Pecan, Custards |
Website | keggscandies.com |
Kegg's Candies is a confectionery company which specializes in handmade chocolates. It is located in Houston, Texas, and has been called "legendary" by the local press. [1] The company was founded in 1946 by Robert Kegg. [2] Upon his retirement in the 1980s, the business stayed in the Kegg's family for 10 years and then was sold to John Toomey, a Houston businessman. Carl Bartuch Jr., the present owner, bought the business from Toomey in 2004. [3]
In 2009, the company bought a new facility in Southwest Houston that covers 11,000 square feet, five times the size of their previous location. [2] [3] The company makes 30,000 to 40,000 pounds of candy each year, [2] and creates handmade items. [4]
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