What’s Poppin’ Popcorn Factory expanding operations
Membership Growth Executive Matthew Dumouchel (Windsor Essex Chamber of Commerce) with owner Christa Gamble (What's Poppin). (Source: Windsor-Essex Chamber of Commerce/X)
What’s Poppin’ Popcorn Factory is moving its operations to a bigger facility in Oldcastle, Ont.
The Windsor-Essex Chamber of Commerce made the announcement on X Friday afternoon.
It added the move is for the business to focus on fundraising and mass production.
A save the date was posted, telling the community to watch for a new outlet store in the area around Sept. 6, 2024.
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