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Small Business Check-In: Haigh's Chocolates

We check in with that famous South Australian chocolate brand Haigh's, who we met back in Season One of Small Business Secrets.

Alister Haigh is the fourth generation of Haighs to work in the business.

Alister Haigh is the fourth generation of Haighs to work in the business. Source: Supplied

The family-run business has recently invested $15 million into a new factory, aimed at tripling the company's production from 700 tonnes to 2000 tonnes annually.

Despite the increased automation, the company's 600-strong workforce will grow due to a demand for more chocolate.

The increased capacity will help meet rising demand and allow Haigh’s open more stores around Australia.

Haigh's is also considering exporting its much-loved chocolates to overseas markets.

The famous South Australian brand was founded by Alfred Haigh in 1915 and is currently in the hands of the fourth generation of Haighs.

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