News of the impending closure comes amid recent reports that the troubled weight loss company was mulling bankruptcy if it was unable to sell the business.
Jenny Craig, a Carlsbad-based weight loss institution for four decades, will soon be closing its doors, a move that comes amid reported financial troubles and efforts to sell the company.
“While the Company is making best efforts to secure the additional financing required to continue operations, it may need to close the Carlsbad Facility as early as May 5, 2023, in which case the Separation Date would be the date of the closure,” wrote Jenny Craig.The headquarters closure is expected to affect the company’s storefront locations across the country.
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