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California poultry processors may owe $3.8 million to workers
The companies identified by the U.S. Department of Labor are The Exclusive Poultry, Meza Poultry, Valtierra Poultry, Sullon Poultry and Nollus’s Poultry.
Processing & Slaughter
New House of Raeford plant in South Carolina suffers setback
City Council cites concerns about wastewater capacity.
Processing & Slaughter
New House of Raeford plant could come to South Carolina
The company has been communicating with officials in Aiken County about possible incentives to build a plant there.
COVID-19
COVID-19 death lawsuit against Pilgrim’s Pride dismissed
Judge in Lufkin, Texas, says the plaintiffs failed to meet all requirements needed to find the company liable under the state’s Pandemic Liability Protection Act.
Processing & Slaughter
How listening to staff can boost poultry processing
Without the right working culture many issues that arise in day-to-day poultry processing may remain unresolved.
Processing & Slaughter
How to ensure good chick transport from hatchery to farm
Suboptimal transport can impact chicks’ overall health, welfare and performance.
Processing & Slaughter
Vilsack says extensions will be granted for line speed waivers
The U.S. agriculture secretary wants to have complete information on relation between line speeds and safety before any changes are made.
Broilers
Tyson Foods Corydon complex to officially close April 6
Company notifies state and local officials of how it is winding down poultry complex operations in Corydon, Indiana.
Processing & Slaughter
DOL: Cleaning service employed minors to work at pork, poultry plants
Federal agency seeks injunction against Fayette Janitorial Service, which allegedly hired youths to do sanitation duties at Perdue Farms, Seaboard Triumph Foods plants.
Processing & Slaughter
Rep. Rouzer, Vilsack spar over poultry line speed study
Congressman from North Carolina asks why a new line speed study is necessary, and if those conducting the study are biased against the poultry industry.
Latest News
Cherkizovo helps start academy’s quality management program
Cherkizovo Group and Skryabin Moscow State Academy of Veterinary Medicine and Biotechnology partner to establish a department for Product Quality and Risk Management in the Agricultural Sector.
Processing & Slaughter
OSHA cites Case Farms for 14 alleged safety violations
The company faces $393,449 in proposed OSHA penalties following inspection at facility in Winesburg, Ohio.
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