HyLife plant in Windom sold, workers to lose jobs.

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The HyLife pork processing facility in Windom, Minnesota is closing, resulting in over 1,000 workers losing their jobs, with about half of them being on visas tied to employment at HyLife. Premium Iowa Pork has purchased the plant for $14 million, but has no intention of retaining the employees. Windom officials are working to help the laid off workers find new positions, while local attorneys are assisting visa workers in finding new jobs or applying for asylum.
- HyLife plant closes in Windom; company says new buyer doesn't intend to retain workers MPR News
- HyLife plant in Windom, Minnesota, to close Friday: 1000 workers will lose jobs INFORUM
- Windom plant finds buyer but employees still losing jobs KSTP
- Iowa pork company bids $13 million to buy HyLife Windom slaughterhouse Star Tribune
- HyLife Foods pork facility in Windom sold, workers to be let go KARE11.com
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