Cooperative-owned sugarbeet processor and refiner across Idaho and Oregon
Amalgamated Sugar turns cooperative-grown sugarbeets into refined and brown sugar, running plant-floor automation on Rockwell FactoryTalk, Studio 5000 and iFIX over Ethernet/IP, Modbus and ControlNet, with JD Edwards, Oracle and SAP on the business side. Accelerating, manufacturing-dominated hiring lines up with refinery capital improvements, equipment commissioning and a push to cut maintenance cost and delays.
Amalgamated Sugar is a privately held sugar producer founded in 1897 and headquartered in Boise, Idaho. It processes sugarbeets grown by its cooperative members on farmland across Idaho, Oregon and Washington. Beets are trucked to three processing plants in southern Idaho at Nampa, Twin Falls and Paul, and the company also runs a brown sugar facility in Nyssa, Oregon. It employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people, with roles spanning operations, agriculture, accounting and IT.
Plant automation runs on Rockwell Automation tools including FactoryTalk View, Studio 5000 and HMI, plus iFIX over Ethernet/IP, Modbus and ControlNet. Business systems include JD Edwards, Oracle, SAP, Power BI and UKG.
Yes. Hiring is accelerating, concentrated in manufacturing with additional engineering, maintenance, safety and research roles, mostly at mid and junior levels, all in the United States.
Sugarbeet processing happens in Nampa, Twin Falls and Paul, Idaho, with brown sugar produced in Nyssa, Oregon. Headquarters is in Boise, Idaho.
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