KP Snacks

KP Snacks is one of the biggest snack companies in the UK and part of the Intersnack Group, Europe's leading producer of savoury snacks by volume. Founded in 1853 by Charles Kenyon as Kenyon Produce in Rotherham, the company has grown from humble beginnings to become the second largest maker of snack foods in Britain, employing around 2,400 people across more than 30 locations in the UK.

The company produces all kinds of savoury snacks including many of the most iconic British snack brands. Their portfolio includes heritage favourites like Skips and Space Raiders, family brands like Hula Hoops, Pom-Bear and Butterkist, famous ridged crisps like McCoy's, premium Tyrrells crisps, popchips, KP Nuts and Whole Earth. KP Snacks operates nine manufacturing sites across the UK: Ashby de-la-Zouch (home of Hula Hoops), Hellaby, Leominster (home of Tyrrells), Pontefract (home of Butterkist), Tanfield, Teesside and Uttoxeter, with head office in Slough, Berkshire.

Proud to be part of the Intersnack Group since January 2013, KP Snacks has nearly 70 years of combined experience in savoury snacks alongside its parent company. The organisation is committed to creating 'Happy Snacking Moments' for generations of British consumers while prioritising sustainability through its People and Planet strategy, focusing on Consumer, Environment, Social and Employee wellbeing pillars.