Plant Openings
Kansas City Hickory Provisions to Open Missouri Facility

Kansas City Hickory Provisions (KCHP) has announced plans to open a new USDA-inspected and SQF-certified production and distribution facility in Harrisonville, Missouri.
The facility, slated to open in early 2027, will occupy the site of the former Walmart building on North Commercial Street.
KCHP is an independent business created by the family ownership group behind Jack Stack Barbecue. After nearly 70 years of smoking meats and 17 years of perfecting its production capabilities in its current facility, the 72,000-sq.-ft. Harrisonville builds on its existing operations to meet growing demand.
“This new facility expands our position as a premier private-label producer of authentic Kansas City-style smoked meats and proteins for brands and foodservice operators nationwide, while allowing us to expand our Jack Stack products in retail and club stores,” says Keaton Dorman, president, KCHP family ownership group.
The Harrisonville location, which is south of Jack Stack's Martin City roots, will transform a long-blighted property into a processing, packaging, and warehousing facility with the potential to bring 20 jobs to the community.
"This is more than a business decision — it's a community investment," says Kirk Durham, vice president of retail operations. "We've always believed in reinvesting in the people and the places that made Kansas City barbecue what it is. Harrisonville is close to home, and we're proud to put down roots here and create real economic opportunity for this community."
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