Amy’s Kitchen Cuts 260 Jobs in Consumer Staples Restructuring

Amy’s Kitchen Announces 260 Job Cuts in Consumer Staples

Amy’s Kitchen, Inc. will eliminate 260 positions as part of a manufacturing restructuring that includes the planned closure of its original Santa Rosa, California, facility and job eliminations at its Pocatello, Idaho, plant, according to a company announcement and a WARN filing. The moves were reported for the period covering September 19–September 20, 2026 in aggregate layoff records for the Consumer Staples sector.

The company said it will shift production to other facilities, assigning product categories to specific plants, and that separations at the Pocatello location are expected by mid-December, per a WARN notice filed with the Idaho Department of Labor. The company also outlined support for affected workers, including separation packages, job placement assistance and counseling, in its announcement, according to reporting by the New York Post and SSBCrack.

Locations and timing

• The affected sites include Santa Rosa, California (original manufacturing facility) and Pocatello, Idaho.
• The WARN filing indicates Pocatello separations are expected by mid-December; the company statement similarly described plans to wind down the Santa Rosa operations and reassign production to Medford, Oregon, and Pocatello, Idaho.

Reporting

Key details of the action were reported by the New York Post and SSBCrack and documented in the Idaho WARN filing cited in the layoff record.

Summary

In total, the Consumer Staples layoff record for September 19–September 20, 2026 lists 260 workers affected at Amy’s Kitchen, Inc., tied to the closure of the Santa Rosa plant and workforce reductions in Pocatello, Idaho, with support measures for employees described in company communications and the WARN notice.