Mexican food manufacturer cuts 176 California jobs after moving to Texas
Massive layoffs are underway at the largest frozen Mexican food maker in America two years after Ruiz Foods moving its headquarters from California to Texas.
Republican Ledger staff · 3:47 PM ET
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Massive layoffs are underway at the largest frozen Mexican food maker in America two years after Ruiz Foods moving its headquarters from California to Texas.
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