Twin City Foods, Inc. laid-off workers: jobs, benefits and retraining

Twin City Foods, Inc. filed 1 WARN layoff notice in Washington, most recently on Aug 21, 2026, naming 109 workers. If you work or worked at Twin City Foods, Inc., about 16,000 professional jobs are open in Washington today. File for unemployment in the state where you worked, check your health coverage options, and start looking now.

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For current and former Twin City Foods, Inc. employees, and anyone planning their next move. Pick what sounds like you and we send a first-week plan.

Question 1

Where are you right now?

Why we ask: a laid-off week and a thinking-about-a-move week look nothing alike. No résumé, no account.

What did Twin City Foods, Inc. file?

A WARN notice gives the number of workers and the dates the employer reported. It does not say why. Notices are published by each state.

WARN notices filed by Twin City Foods, Inc., newest first
Notice dateEmployerCity or countyWorkersTypeSource
Twin City Foods, Inc.Takes effect Nov 2, 2026Ellensburg109LayoffState record

Full notice record and news mentions for Twin City Foods, Inc.

What should I do first if I was affected?

  1. File for Washington unemployment benefits: amounts, weeks, the waiting week and where to file.
  2. Compare COBRA and marketplace health coverage before your coverage ends.
  3. Use the first 72 hours on the steps that matter most.
  4. Line up bridge income while you search.

Where are the jobs?

about 16,000 professional jobs are open in Washington. Taken from employers' own career sites and checked to still be open.

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What help is there for benefits and retraining?

The public workforce boards for each affected site. Their American Job Centers offer free help with job search, training and filing for benefits.

Questions

Did Twin City Foods, Inc. file layoff notices?
Yes. Twin City Foods, Inc. has filed 1 WARN notice with the Washington labor department, naming 109 workers. The most recent was filed Aug 21, 2026.
How do I file for unemployment after a layoff at Twin City Foods, Inc.?
File with the state where you worked, not where you live now. For Washington, see the unemployment benefits page for the weekly amount, the number of weeks, the waiting week and where to file.
Are there jobs open for former Twin City Foods, Inc. employees?
about 16,000 professional jobs are open in Washington today. NextChapter lists them from employers' own career sites and checks that they are still open.
What help is there for retraining?
The local American Job Center for each affected site offers free job search help and often pays for training. NextChapter also lists funding programs and graded AI courses.

Notices are as filed with state labor departments and refreshed daily; the newest is dated Aug 21, 2026. Job counts are rounded. NextChapter is independent of Twin City Foods, Inc.. See the layoff tracker for how notices are collected.