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Corn Maiden Foods, Inc.

Headquartered in Harbor City, CA · Food Processing · 2 U.S. facilities

About Corn Maiden Foods

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Corn Maiden Foods, Inc. is a small food processing company headquartered in Harbor City, CA, with two facilities in the Los Angeles area. The company processes chicken, pork, and beef into both ready-to-eat and not-ready-to-eat products. Operations do not rely on ammonia refrigeration systems.

2U.S. facilitiesSource: Corporate / EPA RMP
100Employees (Harbor City)Source: Workforce data
SmallFacility size classSource: USDA FSIS

inventory_2 What They Make

chickennot-ready-to-eatporkprocessingready-to-eatbeef

person_search Candidate Intelligence

  • check_circleTwo Southern California locations (Harbor City and Baldwin Park) offer stable, locally-based employment in food processing
  • check_circleWork with established product lines across beef, pork, and chicken processing—ready-to-eat and conventional formats
  • check_circleSmall, focused operation with approximately 100 employees at the largest site
  • check_circleNo ammonia refrigeration exposure means different safety and operational profile than larger regional processors

business_center Client Intelligence

  • warning157 ammonia-refrigerated plants within ~250 miles compete for skilled labor; nearest competing metros are Fresno, Yuma, and Vernon—all major processing hubs
  • warningDual-facility footprint in Harbor City and Baldwin Park provides geographic flexibility for talent recruitment in LA basin
  • warningSmall headcount and specialized meat/poultry processing focus require candidates experienced in conventional (non-ammonia) refrigeration and USDA-regulated product handling
Harbor City

Harbor City, CA

Harbor City is a highly diverse neighborhood in the South Bay and Harbor region of Los Angeles, California, with a population upward of 36,000 people. Originally part of the Rancho San Pedro Spanish land grant, the 2.58-square-mile (6.7 km2) Harbor City was brought into Los Angeles as a preliminary step in the larger city's consolidation with the port cities of Wilmington and San Pedro.

Source: Wikipedia
Sources: EPA RMP, USDA FSIS, Apollo, Wikidata / Wikipedia, Company website, Food Engineering, News.
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