Alpina Foods has closed its yogurt plant in Batavia.
Alpina had about 35 employees when the facility shut down last Friday, said Jim Krencik, a spokesman for the Genesee County Economic Development Center.
The Alpina plant lost a co-packing contract, which led to the closing, Krencik said. Co-packing refers to the outsourcing of a product’s packaging by another company.
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