Regional sugar processor operating three refineries across Idaho, Oregon, and Washington
Amalgamated Sugar operates three sugarbeet processing facilities in Idaho plus a brown sugar production facility in Oregon, serving roughly 700 cooperative members across 180,000 acres. The tech stack is heavily weighted toward industrial automation—Rockwell Automation, iFix, FactoryTalk, Studio 5000—with enterprise systems (JD Edwards, SAP, Oracle) and BI (Power BI) for operations oversight. Active hiring is concentrated in manufacturing roles with mid-level seniority, and active projects cluster around control-system upgrades, plant optimization, and separation-process development, suggesting ongoing capital improvements to legacy refinery infrastructure.
Notable leadership hires: Safety Director
Amalgamated Sugar is the second-largest sugarbeet processor in the United States, operating as a cooperative with approximately 700 member-growers. The company owns three sugarbeet processing facilities in Nampa, Twin Falls, and Paul, Idaho, and a brown sugar production facility in Nyssa, Oregon. Together these facilities process sugarbeets grown across roughly 180,000 acres in Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. The company maintains a diverse workforce spanning operations, agriculture, manufacturing, accounting, IT, and research, with a current focus on control-system upgrades, refinery capital improvements, and safety program development.
Amalgamated Sugar uses Rockwell Automation, iFix, Studio 5000, FactoryTalk, JD Edwards, SAP, Oracle, and Power BI for industrial control, operations management, and analytics across its three processing facilities.
Amalgamated Sugar is headquartered in Boise, Idaho, with processing facilities in Nampa, Twin Falls, and Paul, Idaho, and a brown sugar facility in Nyssa, Oregon.
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