Plant Closings Campbell’s to Close Massachusetts Chip Plant March 26, 2026 The plant, which produces Cape Cod chips and Kettle Brand chips, will cease operations in April 2026.Read More
Plant Closings Maker’s Pride to Close Two Facilities March 13, 2026 This decision follows a comprehensive review of the company’s manufacturing network and long-term growth strategy.Read More
Plant Closings Alpenrose Dairy to Close Oregon Butter Plant January 23, 2026 Fresh milk production will continue at the company's facility in Kent, Washington.Read More
Plant Closings Anheuser-Busch to Close Two Breweries, Sell a Third December 12, 2025 The closures follow Anheuser-Busch’s announcement this spring that it would invest $300 million in U.S. manufacturing.Read More
Plant Closings Tyson to Close Nebraska Beef Processing Plant November 24, 2025 The closure will affect more than 3,200 employees, according to the Nebraska Department of Labor.Read More
Plant Closings PepsiCo to Close Two Florida Facilities November 10, 2025 As of Nov. 4, the company terminated more than 420 employees at its manufacturing facility on Silver Star Road, according to Florida’s WARN Act notice website.Read More
Plant Closings Coffee Holding Co. to Close Massachusetts Facility October 8, 2025 The company acquired the facility in 2017 when it purchased the assets of Comfort Foods, which became a 100% wholly owned subsidiary.Read More
Food Plant Openings and Expansions May 2025 Alyse Thompson-Richards June 4, 2025 EIC Alyse Thompson-Richards recaps some recent plant openings and expansions in the food and beverage industry.Read More
Plant Closings The J.M. Smucker Co. Plans to Close Indianapolis Manufacturing Facility May 28, 2025 The company will provide additional information about the decision when it releases its 2025 fiscal year’s fourth quarter results.Read More
Plant Closings Post Holdings to Close Two Cereal Manufacturing Facilities April 9, 2025 The company announced plans to close one facility in Sparks, Nevada and one in Cobourg, Ontario by the end of 2025.Read More