The main lift was also shut off, forcing employees on the two floors to communicate with each other via terminal. An unspecified group told the employees to lock up the building and wait until they heard back. A few shipments fell off of the shelves, and some employees were concerned about the events outside, as they were not allowed to leave the building. On the day of the Great War, the employees at the plant heard rumbling outside but were initially unaware of what was occurring. They were also working on a haddock contract in August 2077. Although Jane was disappointed to not receive 100% of the supply, the fishes' northern migration meant that the facility's inventory would stay steady and they could compete with their rivals. In June 2077, Mahkra Fishpacking finalized a contract with two local fishing boats who would supply the factory with half of their bluefish. They also possessed a fleet of delivery trucks. Their normal operations consisted of importing and exporting fish through this coastal facility, known officially as the Mahkra Fishpacking Plant cod and bluefish were in the greatest supply from July 2077 onward.
Their biggest concern was the occasional accident with the thermostat in their factory, which could ruin a day's supply pending investigation from scientists that worked for the company.
Unlike many pre-War companies in the United States, Mahkra Fishpacking operated with very few issues or dark secrets.
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