Landmark Food Brand Opens New MA Headquarters: Food Week

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Welch's, the landmark food brand that long called Concord home, has completed its move to Waltham.

A grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on June 17 to celebrate the occasion, featuring remarks from Bynum, Waltham Mayor Jeanette McCarthy and a handful of other local officials.

"The official opening of our new headquarters marks an exciting milestone in our Welch's journey," said Trevor Bynum, President and Chief Executive Officer of Welch's and National Grape Cooperative. "As we enter our next phase of growth, this new space in the dynamic business community of Waltham provides the ideal environment for our teams to thrive and reach our ambitious goals."

The company said the move from its longtime home in Concord will enhance "operational efficiency" and bring "Welch's vibrant brand identity to life."

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