The Wilbur Chocolate factory in Lititz, Pa. is closing and 130 jobs will be eliminated. The announcement was made by parent company Cargill, who said that the facility will close by January 2016.

A more than 50,000-square-foot hotel, a small food hall and a restaurant have opened at the former Wilbur Chocolate plant on North Front Street in Lititz. The hotel, The Wilbur Lititz, Tapestry ...

As a result of these changes, approximately 130 jobs, mostly those working at the plant in Lititz, will be eliminated ... s other North American cocoa and chocolate sites.

LITITZ, Pa. (WHTM) – Seventy-four spacious rooms now await guests sat the old Wilbur Chocolate factory in Lititz. The factory turned $15 million hotel, The Wilbur, pays tribute to the site and ...

The decades-long tradition of Fourth of July fireworks at Lititz Spring Park likely will end after this year because of development around the former Wilbur Chocolate factory. Jeff Rinehimer ...

LNP reports the decision to close Wilbur Chocolate's plant in Lititz was announced Thursday by its owner, Cargill. “These are very difficult decisions, especially when they involve people who ...

LITITZ, Pa. — Cargill announced Thursday morning that it will be shutting down the Wilbur chocolate plant on Broad Street in Lititz, Lancaster County. A news release from Cargill says the ...

Let's unwrap this not-so-well-known history. In 1894, H.O. Wilbur, founder of Wilbur Chocolate in Lititz, Pennsylvania, developed a process to deposit specially blended and aged chocolate into a ...

Sold locally through the Wilbur Chocolate Store in Lititz, Pa. and online at Wilburbuds.com, the bags are being recalled because it may contain undeclared peanut allergen. People who have ...

LITITZ, Pa. – During a time when you can buy chocolate almost anywhere, in Lititz, Wilbur Chocolates is the place to be. “We have a fabulous chocolate product, we have a lot of people who eat ...

LITITZ, Pa. (WHTM) — It’s almost time to get ... Tickets are $50 and available at Wilbur Chocolate, Zum Anker Alley Shoppes, Aaron’s Books, and the Lititz and Manheim Township Libraries ...