Blue Diamond received some $20 million worth of incentives to keep its plant in midtown, as local politicians feared the move that will now happen.

The Blue Diamond Growers facility will be winding down operations and leaving its historic midtown Sacramento plant, the company announced Friday.

Blue Diamond Growers will permanently close its flagship Sacramento processing plant, which will result in the loss of ...

Sacramento-based Blue Diamond Growers has announced plans to phase out operations at its historic Midtown processing plant, a ...

Blue Diamond Growers announced it will shut its midtown Sacramento plant, moving operations to Turlock & Salida. Around 600 jobs will be affected in next two years.

Blue Diamond’s almond plant stands at 16th and C streets in Sacramento on Friday, June 6, 2025, the day the almond cooperative announced plans to wind down operations at the historic facility and ...

The group's corporate office is expected to remain in Sacramento. "Blue Diamond Growers to close plant in California" was originally created and published by Just Food, a GlobalData owned brand.

Hundreds of Blue Diamond Growers employees in Sacramento will lose their jobs after the company announced Friday that it will shut down operations at its Midtown plant. Blue Diamond said it plans to ...

That would be my first preference.” “Blue Diamond has such a legacy in Sacramento, that it’s a hard pill to swallow if they end up closing the plant.” He called Friday’s news “déjà ...

A building at the Blue Diamond almond plant in Sacramento suffered damage ... The cooperative said on Friday, June 6, 2025, that it would close the facility on 53 acres in midtown, shifting ...

(FOX40.COM) — Blue Diamond Growers made a shocking announcement Friday, deciding to close its historic Midtown Sacramento manufacturing plant. Shuttering the facility will take place in phases ...

Blue Diamond's announcement that it will close its Sacramento plant continues a yearslong trend of food processors shutting down operations in the city. Many former plant sites are now business ...