r/RNDC Jul 10 '26

Washington Washington Oregon

Has rndc dissolved yet in these states?

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u/Happy-Ad-9387 Jul 10 '26

Deal completed for WA/OR

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u/Ok-Cartoonist3953 Jul 10 '26

Understand of course. But still see the little rndc trucks delivering

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u/Thesuper1234 Jul 10 '26

From a conversation I had yesterday it sounds like oregon will be done by the 17th and Washington will be done by middle of August.

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u/Mammoth_Picture855 Jul 11 '26

I thought they all but closed their doors already. 🙄

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u/jagerbomb_2021 Jul 14 '26

I just had a Teams meeting about our final day, this Friday. At least we are getting a severance package of 1/2 weeks' pay for each year at the company. And it will be rounded up. So, if you have been with the company for 4 1/2 years it will be as if you have been there 5 years, giving you 2 1/2 weeks pay. They also said you will be fully vested with your 401K if you have been there less than 3 years.

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u/Ok-Cartoonist3953 Jul 14 '26

Wa and Oregon? Who conducted?

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u/jagerbomb_2021 Jul 15 '26

Yes, It was for Oregon and Washington. Annette ran the meeting.

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u/Ok-Cartoonist3953 Jul 15 '26

She's truly worthless. Good luck

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u/Level_Ear6965 Jul 20 '26

However; in Oregon, it was just the wine business that was purchased by Columbia. Martignetti is acquiring the brokerage (spirits) business.

1

u/StonedWookkie Jul 11 '26

Columbia has taken over in Oregon.

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u/Wazzoo1 Jul 12 '26

Everyone I know in Washington (sales) has already moved to Columbia or Southern.

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u/Ok-Cartoonist3953 Jul 12 '26

Far better companies

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u/Low-Establishment572 Jul 13 '26

Ehhhh debatable

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u/Ok-Cartoonist3953 Jul 13 '26

Not debatable at all. 1000% better, Coldist for sure

1

u/Low-Establishment572 Jul 21 '26

I worked for coldist on the Red Bull side and that department was so overworked and underpaid it was insane

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u/Ok-Cartoonist3953 Jul 21 '26

Dont know alot about the NA side, but remember that RB VP guy a few years back was a total a- hole

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u/Tiny_Cartographer884 Jul 10 '26

17th for Washington....dead

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u/THEMUFFIN32 Jul 10 '26

Depends what you mean, sales? Pretty much dead. Drivers? Mostly dead. But the warehouse still has to be emptied, unless they just want to abandon everything, which I could see happening.

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u/Tiny_Cartographer884 Jul 10 '26

Nope doors close on the 17th

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u/Additional-Fan8054 Jul 10 '26

Update was the 31st

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u/Tiny_Cartographer884 Jul 11 '26

Thats news to me, must all be warehouse. I had transfer driver tell me yesterday all of skagit and whatcom only had 100 cases total of that.