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Is King Fuji Ranch laying off workers?

Yes. King Fuji Ranch filed a WARN notice in the last 12 months covering 286 jobs. The most recent was filed Sep 18, 2026 for Mattawa, Washington. Across every year on record since 2025: 2 notices covering 620 jobs.

620 roles affected across 2 filings.

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1 WARN filing in the last 4 months (286 jobs)
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Filing history

King Fuji Ranch has filed 2 WARN notices between 2025 and 2026, cutting 620 jobs in total. Down 14% year-on-year: 286 jobs cut in the last 12 months vs 334 the year before.

334
286
2025
2026

Every filing

Mattawa, Washington
Filed Sep 18, 2026 (1mo ago) · Effective · · official filing →
286
Layoff
Mattawa, Washington
Filed Oct 10, 2025 (1y ago) · Effective · · official filing →
334
Layoff

Questions

Is King Fuji Ranch laying off employees?

Yes. King Fuji Ranch filed a WARN notice in the last 12 months covering 286 jobs. The most recent was filed Sep 18, 2026 for Mattawa, Washington. Across every year on record since 2025: 2 notices covering 620 jobs.

How many jobs is King Fuji Ranch cutting?

286 jobs in WARN notices filed in the last 12 months. 620 jobs across all 2 official WARN filings on record since 2025.

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