193 layoffs announced at Eastern Washington farming facility

A Washington agricultural company has reported plans to lay off nearly 200 workers at its Pasco facility, according to a recently filed Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) notice. The job cuts could affect dozens of families in the Tri-Cities region.

Greenridge Farming reports 193 job cuts

Greenridge Farming Inc. filed a WARN notice on October 2, 2026, reporting that 193 workers at its Pasco location would be affected. The layoffs are scheduled to take effect November 15, according to a third-party WARN tracker.

The filing does not establish whether the company plans to close the facility entirely or reduce its workforce while continuing operations. The reason for the reported layoffs has not been independently confirmed.

What is Greenridge Farming?

Greenridge Farming Inc. is an agricultural business associated with Washington’s farming industry. Its reported layoffs place it among employers facing workforce changes in the Columbia Basin, a region where agriculture plays a significant role in the local economy.

However, publicly available information reviewed for this report does not establish the company’s specific crops, ownership, or full scope of operations. Further details about its business activities remain unconfirmed.

Other Washington agricultural employers report layoffs

Greenridge Farming is among several agriculture-related employers appearing in recent Washington WARN notices.

Manson Growers LLC reported layoffs of 275 affected workers in a notice dated October 1. National Frozen Foods Corporation reported 439 workers affected across its Moses Lake and Chehalis operations in a filing dated October 2. Quincy Foods also reported 65 affected workers in a notice filed that day.

What happens next?

Greenridge Farming’s reported layoffs are scheduled for November 15, 2026. Additional details about the positions affected, the reasons for the cuts, and whether the Pasco operation will remain open have not been confirmed.

Workers seeking more information can consult the Washington State Employment Security Department’s WARN database for official employment notices and updates.

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