Dallas, Texas – SPC Group, the parent company of Paris Baguette, announced today that it will construct its largest overseas bakery in Johnson County, Texas. The new facility will serve as a production hub for the rapidly expanding Paris Baguette brand across North America and beyond.
Located in the city of Burleson, the approximately 150,000 square-meter facility is expected to cost around $160 million. With its strategic location in the heart of the United States, the bakery offers excellent logistical access to major markets in the U.S., Canada, and Central America.
"The new Texas bakery will be instrumental in ensuring a seamless supply of high-quality products to our growing network of stores in North America," said [Name], [Position] at SPC Group. "We are excited to contribute to the local economy and showcase the excellence of K-bakery to consumers across the continent."
Johnson County and the city of Burleson have extended a warm welcome to SPC Group, offering approximately $10 million in incentives to attract this significant investment. The local government sees the project as a catalyst for economic growth and job creation in the region.
Expanding Global Footprint
With over 600 stores in 14 countries, Paris Baguette has been steadily gaining popularity worldwide. The brand currently operates over 200 stores in the United States and Canada alone. The company has ambitious plans to expand its North American footprint to 1,000 stores by 2030.
Strategic Partnership
SPC Group is also exploring opportunities to leverage the new Texas facility as a production base for its subsidiary, SPC Samlip. By consolidating production and distribution capabilities, the group aims to enhance its market responsiveness and localization efforts in the region.
"We are committed to fostering collaboration within the SPC Group to maximize the potential of our new U.S. operations," said [Name], [Position] at SPC Samlip. "By working together, we can strengthen our position in the North American market and explore new growth opportunities."
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