Does Vital Foods sponsor visas?

New H-1Bs are first-time petitions with this employer, often after the lottery. Transfers are people already on an H-1B who joined from another employer. Counts are workers USCIS approved on its first decision, and the approval rate compares them with workers it denied that year. Later appeals aren't counted.

Filed as Vital Foods LLC

PERM is the Labor Department step most employment green cards start with. A certification means the company sponsored someone for a green card that year. The certified rate leaves out applications the company withdrew. Later green card steps aren't published by employer.

Sources: USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub and DOL PERM disclosure data

Quick answers

Does Vital Foods sponsor H-1B visas?

Vital Foods has sponsored H-1B visas recently. USCIS approved 1 of its petitions in FY2025, including 1 for new H-1B workers and 0 transfers from other employers.

Does Vital Foods sponsor green cards?

Vital Foods has sponsored green cards recently. The Labor Department certified 11 of its PERM applications, the first step of most employment green cards, in FY2025. That's down from 47 in FY2024. From Oct 2025 to Jun 2026, it had 1 more certified.

Where do these numbers come from?

H-1B counts come from the USCIS H-1B Employer Data Hub and green card counts from Labor Department PERM disclosure data, matched to Vital Foods through filing names like Vital Foods LLC. Fiscal years run from October to September. Statuses are our reading of the filings, news reports and what employees share, not statements from Vital Foods.

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