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Frito-Lay Ends Snack Production in Rancho Cucamonga After 55 Years, Impacting Hundreds of Jobs

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Frito-Lay snack food delivery truck. Frito-Lay is a subsidiary of PepsiCo that manufactures chips and other salty foods.
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A long-standing chapter in California’s manufacturing history quietly came to a close last week as

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