Lamb Weston, a McDonald’s french fries supplier, is shutting down one of the largest production facilities in Connell, Washington, the company announced last week.

A large, Idaho-based french fry supplier said last week that a plant facility in Washington was closed during a quarterly earnings call.

Americans are revolting against McDonald’s and fast-food chains. That’s hurting french fry suppliers like Lamb Weston.

As fast food chains are still struggling to get customers in the door, the ripple effect has impacted a leading producer of French fries in the United States, which recently had to lay off nearly hundreds of employees amid dwindling sales.

A company that is one of the largest providers of french fries to Chicago-based fast food giant McDonald's closed a plant in Washington and laid off nearly 400 employees as sales remain sluggish for the chain.

The price of fast food is surging over the price of groceries and it is affecting McDonald's and other suppliers

A major french fries supplier for McDonald’s has suddenly shuttered a plant and cut jobs. Lamb Weston, which is the biggest french fries maker in North America, announced last week in an earnings report that it was shuttering its factory in Cornell,