Reuters is reporting that Kraft Heinz, maker of ketchup and Kool-Aid and Philadelphia cream cheese, is planning to invest $3 billion to upgrade its U.S. factories to help lower costs, partly due to tariffs.

Kraft Heinz has 30 plants here, and grows its tomatoes in California and its potatoes in Idaho. In fact, Anderson said most food manufacturing is regional, because it’s heavily regulated by the FDA and transporting food is complex.

Kraft Heinz says its $3 billion investment will create 3,500 construction jobs. It will not create new jobs at manufacturing plants.

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