A San Jose plant tied to Eggo temporarily closed on November 4, affecting 112 workers, according to California WARN records. The short-term shutdown differs from a recent permanent California cereal-and-granola factory closure, but it still represents a sizable interruption at a well-known frozen-breakfast operation.
The state lists the employer as Eggo Company doing business as Kellanova and identifies the affected site as 475 Eggo Way. The notice was filed September 4 and classifies the action as a temporary closure rather than a permanent plant shutdown.
The 112 positions are temporarily affected
The official listing gives November 4 as the closure’s effective date and says 112 workers are covered by the notice. Because California describes the action as temporary, those positions should not be treated as 112 permanently eliminated jobs…