Packaging Operator – Topeka, KS – Mars Jobs | Supply Chain & Engineering

Mars Wrigley is actively recruiting for Packaging Operators at its Topeka, Kansas facility, offering afternoon shifts, according to a recent job posting. The positions support the production of popular chocolate brands including M&M’s, Snickers, Twix, and Milky Way, manufactured at the plant located on SE Airport Drive.

The Topeka facility, which opened in 2014, represents a $270 million investment by Mars and spans 500,000 square feet. It is designed with sustainability in mind and is described as one of the newest and most sustainable plants within the Mars Wrigley global network. The plant has brought hundreds of jobs to the Topeka area and is recognized for its focus on innovation, safety, and workplace culture.

According to real estate professionals assisting employees relocating to Topeka, the Mars plant is a significant employer in the region and a key contributor to the local economy. Neighborhoods within a 25-minute commute of the facility, including Lake Sherwood, and areas within the Washburn Rural District such as Clarion Woods, Lauren’s Bay, and Sherwood Park, are popular choices for employees. These areas offer a range of housing options and access to highly-rated school districts.

Mars Chocolate North America, operating at 100 SW Mars Blvd in Topeka, emphasizes a commitment to sustainable business practices, guided by its Five Principles and the Mars Compass. The company’s focus extends to inclusivity and diversity within its workforce, alongside its broader dedication to enhancing everyday experiences for consumers and their pets.

The Topeka plant is a state-of-the-art facility, designed to accommodate growth for the next 50 years. Mars Wrigley offers competitive relocation benefits and a consistent influx of talent from across the country, according to industry observers.