A Las Vegas snack plant is set to go quiet in 2026, with about 61 workers on track to lose their jobs when the Our Home facility at 4780 N. Lamb Blvd. shuts down operations.
The permanent closure is slated for Aug. 25, 2026, and will wipe out a wide range of line and warehouse roles, along with several quality-assurance and supervisory positions. One plant manager job is listed separately, with an anticipated layoff date of Dec. 31, 2026.
State filing details
In a WARN notice filed with the Nevada Department of Employment, Training & Rehabilitation, Powered by FTGU, LLC, which operates under the Our Home brand, outlines its plan to close the Las Vegas production site on or around Aug. 25, 2026. The filing lists chief people officer Chelsea McCue and provides a company contact for follow-up questions.
Jobs affected
The filing and local coverage spell out the positions on the chopping block: 12 packers, six packaging machine operators, five maintenance technicians, five processing support operators, four boxers, four material handlers and four sheeter operators are all slated for elimination. FOX5 also reports the notice indicates there is no union representation at the facility and no bumping rights for employees.
About the company
On its corporate site, Our Home describes itself as a family of snack brands, including Popchips and Good Health, and highlights its portfolio and careers pages for manufacturing roles. The company positions itself as a consolidator of several snack labels and lists contact information for its various operations.
Help for workers
The state agency that received the WARN filing connects displaced workers with Rapid Response teams, training programs and unemployment assistance to help cushion the blow. For local job-search tools and details on state services, workers can turn to the Nevada Department of Employment, Training & Rehabilitation.
What’s next
The WARN notice is dated June 26, 2026, and includes contact information for company follow-up. Additional details could surface as the August separation date gets closer and the plant winds down for good.
