Are Hubs peanuts made in Virginia?

Last checked Oct 23, 2026 · 1 pick · Level 2 · How we check origin

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Short answer. Hubs Peanuts says its peanuts are still cooked in Sedley, Virginia, where Dot Hubbard started the company in 1954.

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This page sums up what Hubs Peanuts says about where this product is made, with a link to the maker’s own page, the caveats and the date we checked. We have not visited the factory or tested the product. Hubs Peanuts did not pay to be listed.

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Hubs home-cooked Virginia peanuts

Hubs Peanuts · Sedley, VA

What the maker says
Hubs says Dot Hubbard began cooking and shipping Virginia peanuts from her home in Sedley, Virginia, in 1954, and that ‘today, Hubs are still cooked in Sedley, right where they were originally born.’ Source: Hubs Peanuts: History
Caveat
Hubs features Sedley-area peanut farmers and uses Virginia-type peanuts, but it does not say every peanut is grown in Virginia. The chocolate in its chocolate-covered peanuts is not addressed.
Price
Hubs listed 20 oz cans of salted peanuts at $31.35, a 16 oz can of peanut brittle at $34.75 and a 9 oz box of Heavenly Hubs chocolate caramel peanut clusters at $25 on Oct 23, 2026. Prices change; confirm before you buy.
Why it makes a good gift
Big, crunchy Virginia peanuts in a tin, still cooked in the small town where the company started; an easy gift for a client or a dad.
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