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closed its Compton, California flagship (up to 4.5 million lb/year of leafy greens) to shift strategic focus to strawberries, citing rising costs and energy prices.

Country
United States
Operating
Coverage
CNEUUS
agri-tech-precision
Regulatorsusda-aphisefsamoa-china

Verifiable facts

FactValueSource
Capacity4.5 million pounds of leafy greens annually (Compton facility, closed)agriculturedive.com · comptonchamberofcommerce.org
Capacity4 million pounds of strawberries annually (Richmond facility)ceainsight.com · comptonchamberofcommerce.org
HeadcountApproximately 228-256 employees worldwide as of 2026tipranks.com
RevenueEstimated annual revenue between $25 million and $100 million medium confidenceintellectualmarketinsights.com
Production siteRichmond, Virginia (strawberry farm)prnewswire.com
Production siteLaramie, Wyoming (plant science research and development facility)prnewswire.com
Production siteCompton, California (closed)agriculturedive.com · bluebookservices.com · thepacker.com

Independent sources: agriculturedive.com · bluebookservices.com · ceainsight.com · comptonchamberofcommerce.org · intellectualmarketinsights.com · prnewswire.com · thepacker.com · tipranks.com

Technologies
NameClusterRisk
Urban & vertical farmingagri-tech-precisionHigh

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