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Multi-million dollar investment in Waco, TX, will create nearly 200 new jobs for the region
November 3, 2021
By: Tara Olivo
Associate Editor at Nonwovens Industry
Hello Bello, a leading brand of premium, yet affordable baby and family care products, celebrated the grand opening of the company’s first U.S. diaper factory in Waco, TX, on Tuesday, Oct. 26. The official ribbon cutting ceremony was attended by co-founders Kristen Bell, Dax Shepard, Sean Kane, Jay McGraw and Jennifer Pullen alongside Waco Mayor Dillon Meek. The factory’s official opening establishes Hello Bello as the only independent diaper company in the U.S. to manufacture its own diapers from design to delivery. The custom, state-of-the-art 312,000 square-feet integrated facility was brought to life by Waco hometown heroes Chip and Joanna Gaines’ Magnolia design team who assisted on general design, staging and visual merchandising for the space. “We started this company with a simple mission to provide access to premium products for all; ensuring that parents never have to sacrifice on quality or choose between their baby or their budget,” says Kristen Bell. “By having this extraordinary (and very colorful) factory, we will be able to reduce our carbon footprint, create U.S. jobs, provide superior quality control and produce a best-in-class product for all families. We are so grateful.” This new diaper distribution and manufacturing factory represents Hello Bello’s multi-million dollar investment in U.S. manufacturing. Creating nearly 200 new jobs for the region, the made-in-the-USA factory will provide greater sustainability (in production and distribution), best-in-class quality control and will keep costs low for the consumer. The decision to open and operate in Waco is based on the location’s central geography for its direct-to-consumer customers, retail and premium supply partners; providing logistical efficiencies and significant reduction in freight. Hello Bello plans to source a majority of raw materials from local and regional premium U.S. supply partners which will improve reliability, flexibility and cost efficiency, ultimately improving the company’s overall carbon footprint. “As a Texas native, it brings me great pride to celebrate the opening of our new Waco factory and to bring a piece of Hello Bello to the region,” says Sean Kane, co-CEO Hello Bello. “From the beginning we set out to design the absolute best diaper on the market that’s both premium, affordable and accessible to all families. Opening our new diaper factory and distribution center here, means we can deliver even more on our brand promise.” Hello Bello, known for its premium and affordable products, manufactures and distributes over 100 family essentials, including diapers, wipes, toiletries, cleaning supplies, seasonal goods and more to leading retailers across North America, including Walmart. Hello Bello’s location into greater Waco represents a regional economic development collaboration between Waco and McLennan County, both partnering to provide incentive support of the project based upon the company’s job creation and capital investment commitments.
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