Core Insights - Over 920 supply chain-related workers in Texas are facing layoffs due to contract losses, production consolidation, and weakening consumer demand [1] Group 1: Layoff Details - Flagstone Foods LLC plans to lay off about 225 workers at its El Paso facility as part of a restructuring, shifting production to North Carolina and Alabama [3] - Congo Brands will lay off 155 employees at its Lewisville location, focusing on beverage and nutrition brands [4] - Eden Green Technology will close operations on December 13, resulting in 102 job cuts, after supplying fresh greens to retailers [5] - Natura PCR laid off 88 workers due to poor market conditions affecting demand for recycled plastic pellets [6] - Pure Hothouse Foods is closing a plant in San Antonio, leading to 80 layoffs as part of consolidation measures [7] - M&M Manufacturing is shutting down a factory in Houston, resulting in 75 layoffs, including six truck drivers [8] Group 2: Industry Impact - The layoffs span various sectors including food processing, packaging manufacturing, greenhouse production, and crude oil hauling, indicating pressure on labor-intensive segments of the supply chain [2]