The company, which uses the gas to power its fabric dryers and ovens, says it can no longer afford to pay its exorbitant bills. The firm's bills have risen from around $35,000 a month to more than $150,000 a month.
The textile dyer has said it will look for another source of natural gas, but will declare bankruptcy if it is unable to find an alternative supplier.
Anaheim Mills is the latest textile firm to fall prey to rising energy costs. L.A. Dye & Print Works Inc. recently announced plans to shut down its Pico Rivera headquarters and lay off all of its workers.
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