Cargill faces union “unfair labour practice charges”
The local union representing workers at Cargill’s Fort Morgan beef processing plant in Colorado has filed “unfair labour practise charges”…
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Explainer: what is New World Screwworm and its implications for meat and dairy?
The New World Screwworm (NWS) parasite has been detected in US cattle for the first time since 1966 but is…
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Cargill pauses beef production at US plant amid worker “lockout”
Cargill has paused beef production at its Fort Morgan, Colorado, plant after locking out more than 1,700 workers, escalating a…
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Leading the charge – the companies at the cutting edge of cell-based protein
The task of getting cell-based protein products – meat, seafood, dairy and pet-food – onto menus and retail shelves remains…
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US confirms anti-trust probe into meat giants
The US Department of Justice has confirmed it is looking into possible breaches of anti-trust rules among meat-packing companies. Speaking…
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Sweet dream: start-ups eye promise of cocoa-free chocolate
Rather than fully replace chocolate, cocoa-free alternatives can help bolster the resilience of the chocolate market amid volatility in supplies…
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US Senate bill aims to “break-up” meatpacking monopoly
Senate Democrats have put forward legislation intended to “break up” what they say is a US "meatpacking monopoly” as they…
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Tyson, Cargill settle with Oklahoma on 20-year pollution case
Tyson Foods and Cargill have settled a 20-year-long legal dispute with Oklahoma over the alleged pollution of the Illinois River…
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US meat giant Cargill to close domestic plant
US meat giant Cargill is set to shut its a ground-beef processing plant in Milwaukee in Wisconsin. The move will…
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Traders look to leave Brazil soy moratorium
A trade association representing major agri-food groups wants to walk away from the Amazon soy moratorium. Abiove, a trade body…
