Ridgeland Boosts Local Economy as Senn Brothers Produce Expands Operations with New $2.9 Million Facility

Ridgeland Welcomes New Produce Distributor: Senn Brothers Expand to Coastal Carolina

In a bright move for the community, Ridgeland is about to see some exciting developments in the local economy! West Columbia’s own Senn Brothers Produce is gearing up to expand its operations with a brand-new facility right in Jasper County. This significant investment comes in at a cool $2.9 million and is set to create 19 new jobs—an uplifting change for the area!

Fresh News for Local Farmers and Food Lovers

Set within the Cypress Ridge Business Park, the new facility will boast cold storage and office space, which will allow the company to better serve the Hilton Head and Savannah markets. That’s right, not only is this great news for the residents who enjoy fresh produce, but it’s also a fantastic opportunity for local farmers looking to get their goods to market.

According to Gregg Senn, President of Senn Brothers Produce, “With the growth in South Carolina, especially in the Lowcountry, we recognized a need for a locally owned South Carolina produce distributor.” He stressed the goal of building a solid agricultural distribution network that benefits farmers and brings quality crops to local consumers.

A Legacy of Freshness and Family Values

Senn Brothers Produce isn’t new to the block, having been around since 1944. This family-owned business has established a strong reputation for sourcing premium fresh produce. Now, with plans to expand their reach, Ridgeland residents can look forward to even more delicious and locally grown options.

The state of South Carolina is just as excited! Agriculture Commissioner Hugh Weathers shared his pride in the homegrown company, stating, “Senn Brothers’ expansion, supported by a Growing Agribusiness Fund grant, will provide more opportunities for farmers in our state and connect more people to local food.”

Support from Local Leaders

Local officials are also expressing their support for this venture. Governor Henry McMaster remarked on the significance of agribusiness in South Carolina’s economy, affirming that the recent announcement is a testament to its continual growth. “We congratulate Senn Brothers Produce on this $2.9 million investment,” he noted.

Meanwhile, Jasper County Council Chairman Marty Sauls added, “We welcome Senn Brothers Produce to Jasper County and thank them for their investment.” His excitement reflects the promise and potential this new facility will bring to the local job market.

A Bright Future Ahead

The Coordinating Council for Economic Development has energetically supported this initiative, awarding a $75,000 Set-Aside grant to help with the costs of site preparation and building construction. With this collaboration, the vision of improved local agriculture distribution is well on its way to becoming reality.

As we look ahead, it’s clear that investment like this not only enriches the local economy but enhances the quality of life for families in the community. With each new job created, Senn Brothers Produce is also working towards uplifting the spirits of local residents.

Get Ready, Ridgeland!

As operations are expected to kick off in the third quarter of 2026, the buzz is already starting in Ridgeland. Residents can anticipate a more robust selection of fresh produce, enhanced economic activity, and a strengthened bond between local farmers and consumers.

The arrival of Senn Brothers Produce stands as a reminder of the vibrant and thriving agricultural industry that South Carolina is known for. Here’s to a future filled with fresh produce and an even fresher economy!


Author: HERE Lexington

HERE Lexington

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