The new headquarters is almost 10 times larger than the original space in Cheektowaga.
"At our new place here at Oak Street, we will produce 12,000 boxes of crackers in four hours," said Brady.
In 2017 it took them one year to produce that amount.
Top Seedz is now in 4,000 stores across the United States, proving women can do anything.
"I love being a role model, I love lifting up other women as well," said Brady.
Applications for the 43North startup competition open Wednesday for the next round of five businesses to win $1 million to grow their business just like Top Seedz.
"While we can all dream up a thousand ways to win, none of them could actually come to fruition without founders like Rebecca Brady. You are already open to taking risks, believing in yourself and your business. You're on your way to building a cracker empire," said Colleen Heidinger, President of 43North.
Brady says future business leaders should be fearless and surround themselves with supporters.
"No one wants you to make mistakes, just look for that support around you and get a good team of people around you," said Brady.
