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| primary_town = Emeryville '''Western Canning''' was a chinese-run Emeryville cannery founded by the Mee family in 1918. The cannery was sold to [[Virde

...ory/1927/1927_1724.pdf 1927 Oakland Directory].</ref> (Either Fruitvale or Emeryville?) ||

...g around 1920, Virden bought several canneries in succession, first buying Emeryville's [[Western Canning]] in ...ed that they'd be handling the entire pack for the association through the Emeryville and Tulare canneries.

...cannery in Fresno in 1902; by 1903, there's mention of another cannery in Emeryville. ...d Skelley relocated the main offices temporarily from San Francisco to the Emeryville cannery.

...former Virden canneries in Marysville, San Jose, Elmhurst, Fruitvale, and Emeryville<ref>Five California Packing Plants are Reported Sold: [http://news.google.c

...Monte</ref> By 1907, the company had seven plants in Sacramento, Visalia, Emeryville, San Lorenzo, Yuba City, and the Moorlands. [[William J. Hotchkiss]] was t ...Car fare paid to and from cannery. Apply at the canneries foot of Park ave Emeryville Central California Canneries F B Wetherbte Manager." </ref> ||

...17 California Fruit News].</ref>. A. & C. Ham bought equipment from their Emeryville plant in 1917 according to report of packing house fire in 1917. However,

...he machinery they'd bought from the [[California Cured Fruit Exchange]] in Emeryville would be used in the rebuilt plant. Very little fruit was lost, but many sa

...and expand its empire. Del Monte bought the [[Virden Packing]] cannery in Emeryville in 1927, bought [[H.G. Prince]] in Oakland and San Leandro around the same ...et survives as condos, and various plants still can be seen in Oakland and Emeryville.

...Became Emeryville Warehouse, and one of the early loft conversions in the Emeryville area.