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High quality, fresh ingredients and sweet simplicity – this is what differentiates Hoff & Pepper from your run-of-the-mill hot sauce company. WTCI took notice, featuring Hoff as part of their Greater Chattanooga short film series. 

Traversing from Cherokee Boulevard on Chattanooga's Northshore into the art-deco styled Business Development Center, you exchange the hustle and bustle of a busy street for a different kind of vibration: the energetic buzz of more than 50 new businesses. The INCubator, located inside the Hamilton County Business Development Center (BDC), has graduated 556 businesses into the local economy. Inside its walls today, companies are innovating in “hot” industries, including futuristic medical uniforms, life saving CPR wraps and, of course, irresistible hot sauce.

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