Pacific Seafood Halts Processing at its Plant in Eureka, Calif. Sending Product to Oregon
November 27, 2024 | 1 min to read
Pacific Seafood, based in Clackamas, Ore., has suspended all processing at its Eureka plant, significantly reducing operations and laying off some employees. Communication director Lacy Ogan stated the facility still functions at a limited capacity, focusing on unloading oysters, crab, and groundfish, while providing flake ice for fishing vessels. Seafood unloaded in Eureka is now sent north for processing at other Pacific Seafood plants in Oregon.
EUREKA, Calif. — Pacific Seafood, the processing and distribution giant based in Clackamas, Ore., has halted all processing activity at its Eureka plant, dramatically scaling back its operations there and laying off an undisclosed number of local employees.
The company’s director of communications, Lacy Ogan, said in an emailed statement that the Eureka facility on Commercial Street is still operating “but in the limited capacity of unloading oysters, crab, and groundfish as well as icing vessels” — providing flake ice for drag boats, salmon fishermen and other vessels that keep fresh catch onboard.
The seafood getting unloaded in Eureka is now being shipped north for processing at Pacific Seafood plants in Oregon, Ogan said.
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