Olymel officially relaunched its new integrated plant in Trois-Rivières, Quebec following a $142-million modernization of the facility. The annual capacity of the facility has been quadrupled to more ...

JBS USA and its investment committee are facing a proposed class-action lawsuit alleging they violated federal law by retaining an underperforming investment option in the company’s 401(k) plan, ...

Nebraska Senate candidate Dan Osborn’s latest campaign ad is serving voters a smorgasbord of familiar meat puns to remind his state’s cattle industry about the Republican White House’s support for ...

Memphis police responding to a tip about a fugitive disrupted what they alleged was an attempt to steal $110,000 worth of frozen chicken from a semi-trailer, the department said in a statement. The ...

Arkansas meat processor David’s Premium Beef, which shelved plans to open a small slaughter plant last year in an industrial park, has seen a local board this week delay its decision on a new site.

Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins this week suggested that other animal proteins could be affordable alternatives to beef for inflation-pressed consumers. In an interview this week with Trump ...

Feedlot losses deepened last week as high feeder cattle costs continued to push break-even levels well above cash cattle prices, according to the latest Sterling Beef Profit Tracker from Drovers.

A federal judge reduced a $38.9 million trademark infringement verdict against Beyond Meat to about $15.4 million after finding that the plaintiff failed to prove most of the actual damages awarded by ...

Washington DC - May 9, 2019: Sign for the US Department of Agriculture Jamie L Whitten Federal Building, located on the National Mall area, USA USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) said ...

USDA headquarters in Washington, D.C. (Frank Fuhrig/Meatingplace). USDA is ramping up hiring across its Packers and Stockyards Division as it implements President Donald Trump’s directive for ...

Attorneys representing commercial and institutional pork buyers asked a federal judge to approve nearly $16 million in legal fees from a $48 million antitrust settlement with Tyson Foods. In a ...