Hershey to Develop 3D Printed Chocolates, Non-Chocolate Products
Signed a deal with 3D Systems
The Hershey Company has agreed to a multi-year development agreement with 3D Systems to create a variety of 3D printed chocolate and non-chocolate products and consumer and professional 3D food printers.
"Mainstreaming 3D printing is fundamental to our success and we are fortunate to partner with Hershey, the largest producer of quality chocolate in North America and a global leader in chocolate and confection, to expand the 3D printing experience into delectable edibles," Chuck Hull, 3D Systems' CTO, said in a statement.
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