Pacific Coast Producers in the news

Woodland City Council approved a long-term deal to keep Pacific Coast Producers' tomato processing facility operating, supporting local agriculture and economy.

Congressman Harder is pushing a $25 million canned fruit purchase and legislation for clear origin labeling to help Central Valley growers compete against rising foreign imports.

Congressman Harder is pushing a $25 million canned fruit purchase and a labeling bill to help Central Valley growers compete against rising foreign imports.

Congressman Harder is pushing a $25 million canned fruit purchase and a labeling bill to help Central Valley growers compete against rising foreign imports.

Tariffs on steel and aluminum are raising packaging costs for Pacific Coast Producers, pushing companies to explore alternatives like cartons and glass despite logistical challenges.

Declining demand for canned pears leads to Del Monte closing its Yakima plant, reducing Northwest processing capacity and forcing industry adjustments amid oversupply and tariff impacts.

Tariffs on steel and aluminum are raising packaging costs for Pacific Coast Producers, pushing companies to explore alternatives like cartons and glass despite logistical challenges.

Pacific Coast Producers is adapting to high tariffs on steel and aluminum by exploring alternative packaging options for canned fruits and tomatoes.

Tariffs on steel and aluminum have raised packaging costs for canned food producers like Pacific Coast Producers, prompting shifts toward aseptic cartons and alternative packaging despite logistical challenges.

Tariffs on steel and aluminum are raising packaging costs for Pacific Coast Producers and prompting consideration of alternatives like cartons and glass, though challenges and uncertainty slow shifts.

Tariffs on imported steel and aluminum are driving up can costs for Pacific Coast Producers, forcing potential price hikes and threatening competitiveness due to limited domestic metal production.

Processing prices for Bartlett pears in the Pacific Northwest are set to rise steadily from 2012 to 2014 amid industry consolidation following major cannery closures.

The Northwest canned Bartlett pear industry shows positive trends in pricing, demand, and inventory despite consolidation and declining tonnage.

The top 10 U.S. canned fruit exporters, including Pacific Coast Producers, lead the global market with quality, sustainability, and diverse products.

The top 10 global private label canned fruits manufacturers, including Pacific Coast Producers, lead the market with strong revenues, quality products, and sustainability focus.

California's processed tomato production is declining post-pandemic, with record prices and rising inventories.

California's processed tomato production has declined due to post-pandemic stabilization.

The American CANS Act requires clear labeling of canned goods' origins to support local farmers and inform consumers.

An ammonia leak at Pacific Coast Producers has been contained, with evacuation orders lifted and six individuals evaluated for exposure.

An ammonia leak at Pacific Coast Producers in Oroville has been resolved, with evacuation orders lifted and six individuals evaluated for exposure.