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The move will involve drugs that aren’t important to human health and will apply to all fresh, frozen and ready-made products under the Tyson brand. The move will involve drugs that aren’t important to human health and will apply to all fresh, frozen and ready-made products under the Tyson brand. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All…

A glut of pigs is squeezing hog farmers and meat companies, but consumers have yet to see lower prices. A glut of pigs is squeezing hog farmers and meat companies, but consumers have yet to see lower prices. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to their authors. If you are…

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Tyson Foods Inc., the largest U.S. meat supplier by sales, is eliminating 15% of its senior leadership positions and 10% of corporate roles, according to a memo sent to employees. “This is not an easy day,” Tyson Chief Executive Donnie King said Wednesday in a note to employees, which was reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. Discussions with the majority of affected employees will take place this week, Mr. King said. Tyson Foods Inc., the largest U.S. meat supplier by sales, is…

Prospects for lab-grown meat to land on American dinner plates got a boost last fall when the Food and Drug Administration for the first time declared cultivated chicken, grown by Upside Foods, safe to eat.  “It’s nearly time to eat cultivated meat,” Eric Schulze, Upside’s vice president of global scientific and regulatory affairs, said on Twitter as the company toasted the milestone with Champagne emojis. “Our Upside chicken is coming to consumers very soon.”  Prospects for lab-grown…

John R. Tyson began Nov. 5 running 7 miles in a weighted vest. In the wee hours of the next morning, he was arrested by four police officers and taken to jail in his underwear.Since his arrest, the family-controlled Tyson Foods Inc. TSN 2.26% has stood by its chief financial officer, who is also the great-grandson of the company’s founder and son of its current chairman, as Mr. Tyson’s case played out in court and the media. Now, with his…

The growing popularity of crispy chicken sandwiches has left restaurants chasing a relatively rare bird: small chickens. Restaurant companies, including KFC and Chick-fil-A Inc., have come to prize chickens that weigh about 4 pounds, a slimmer bird than the big-breasted varieties that have come to dominate the U.S. chicken industry.  Some fast-food chain executives say the smaller-size birds that are often used for sandwiches and chicken-on-the bone offerings are more tender and flavorful than their bigger counterparts.…

Tyson Foods Inc. TSN -0.52% plans to shut down two of its poultry plants and lay off nearly 1,700 workers as it tries to improve its chicken operations that produce about one-fifth of the U.S. supply. Tyson notified the nearly 1,000 employees at its Van Buren, Ark., chicken plant on Monday that it would close on May 12, the company said. About 700 workers at Tyson’s plant in Glen Allen, Va., also found out on Monday that its plant…

Companies are shedding some workers without imposing layoffs.Amid a wave of job cuts hitting U.S. white-collar workers, a number of employers are taking other approaches to manage their workforces. Some are adding new restrictions on remote work, stepping up scrutiny in performance reviews or requiring staffers to relocate across the country to keep their jobs. The moves, though not labeled as layoffs, can at times have a similar effect in thinning a company’s ranks, human-resources specialists and corporate advisers say.…

HONG KONG—Large American companies from fast food to high-end fashion are increasing their bets on China’s consumers in anticipation of a postpandemic rebound for the world’s second-biggest economy. Retailers Ralph Lauren Corp. and Tapestry Inc., TPR -1.18% the owner of the Coach and Kate Spade brands, are launching new stores.   And Tyson Foods Inc. TSN -1.81% and…