Saddle Creek Corporation has filed a notice in accordance with the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act. Now operating as Saddle Creek Logistics Services, the company will lay off 168 employees at its facility in Montgomery County.
Saddle Creek Announces Mass Layoffs in New Caney
Saddle Creek filed the notice with the Texas Workforce Commission on April 15. The company will lay off employees at its New Caney facility on June 11, 2026. The company did not cite the layoff reason or provide further details regarding employee support in the filing.
In past months, Saddle Creek has conducted mass layoffs at its other facilities as well. According to a filing with the Alabama Department of Labor on February 27, 2026, the company announced the layoff of 151 employees. This layoff will impact employees at the facility in Bessemer and will take place on April 30.
Saddle Creek Logistics Services is a third-party logistics (3PL) company based in Lakeland, Florida. Founded in 1966, the company focuses on providing integrated solutions in supply chain operations to assist manufacturers, retailers, and e-commerce companies.
The company provides warehousing, transportation, omnichannel fulfillment, and contract packaging, supporting clients in streamlining their operations and enhancing efficiency.
The company has undergone several changes throughout the years, including rebranding from Saddle Creek Corporation to Saddle Creek Logistics Services.
Saddle Creek has implemented new automation solutions and expanded its warehouse facilities in the last few years. The company has also been repeatedly recognized as “Logistics Partner of the Year” by Sam’s Club.
As the company adjusts to current market demands, the layoffs highlight the broader trend of workforce reductions in certain sectors of the economy. The company’s extended services and facilities are often hit hard by market conditions, resulting in job losses.
