Blue Diamond Growers, a cooperative of almond growers in the US, is to shut and sell its plant in midtown Sacramento, ...

Blue Diamond Growers, the Sacramento-based almond cooperative, plans to wind down operations at its historic midtown plant and transfer most manufacturing to sites in Turlock and Salida over the next ...

The Blue Diamond Growers facility will be winding down operations and leaving its historic midtown Sacramento plant, the company announced Friday.

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Kai Bockmann, who most recently served as president and chief operating officer of Saputo Inc., an international dairy company based in Canada, will take the helm Jan. 17, Blue Diamond Growers ...

Blue Diamond Growers announced the closure of its Midtown Sacramento manufacturing plant, impacting 600 team members, due to the costs of operating the historical buildings, but will continue to ...

Blue Diamond Growers will shut down operations at its historic Sacramento plant over the next two years, cutting 600 jobs and ...

Those challenges Blue Diamond President and CEO Kai Bockmann said include an oversupply of almonds, inflationary pressures, depressed market prices and shifts in consumer shopping patterns.

Kai Bockmann has been selected as the new president and CEO of Blue Diamond Growers, effective Jan. 17. Bockmann has served the last 10 years at the executive level of Saputo, a Canadian dairy ...

Kai Bockmann will be president and chief executive officer beginning Jan. 17, succeeding the retiring Mark Jansen at the world’s leading almond processor. Blue Diamond employs about 1,800 people ...

According to Blue Diamond Growers, the cooperative will exit its midtown Sacramento plant due to high costs and inefficiencies in operating from the historical buildings.