Confirmed: 63 impacted in Lancaster, it's brutal

Just wanted to share some concrete info for those asking about the recent WARN filing. It’s officially 63 people affected as of the mid-March timeline, though most of us saw the writing on the wall back in January. It’s a mix of roles, mostly tied to the shifts we were warned might be consolidated. The mood in the facility is absolutely gutted. For the folks who were let go, the severance package is pretty standard for the industry—standard pay-out plus extended benefits—but it’s cold comfort for people who have been loyal to the company for a decade or more. I’ve spoken to a few of the affected colleagues, and there’s a lot of anger about how the communication was handled. It felt like a corporate script instead of a real conversation. If you’re at another site, keep your eyes open. This feels like the start of a broader push to trim costs to keep the margin growth looking pretty for the street. Good luck to everyone currently scrambling.