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Del Monte Foods, a giant in the retail world of branded processed foods, is planning to sell its tomato processing plant in Hanford where it employs 400 to 500 workers, according to the local press. The 670,000-sq.-ft building is going to be sold, officials said.
The Hanford plant is one of ten food facilities Del Monte operates in the U.S. and in Mexico, processing and canning everything from green beans to canned peaches. It has a large fruit plant in Modesto. It has been confirmed that no other facilities within Del Monte Foods' network will experience changes as a result of this transaction. Details regarding the timeline for the plant's closure and the potential impact on its workforce have yet to be disclosed.
