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Minnesota Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Meatpackers
A U.S. District Court in Minnesota has dismissed an anti-trust lawsuit against meatpackers like Tyson Foods, JBS, the National Beef Packing Company, and Cargill. R-CALF led several plaintiffs in filing the lawsuit. Chief Judge John Tunheim left open the opportunity for plaintiffs to amend their complaint ...
Department of Justice Looking Into Antitrust Violations In Meatpacking Industry
Department of Justice Looking Into Antitrust Violations In Meatpacking Industry
Department of Justice Looking Into Antitrust Violations In Meatpacking Industry
The Justice Department is formally demanding information from the four biggest meatpackers in the United States, over potential antitrust violations. According to Bloomberg, the DOJ’s antitrust division sent civil investigative demands, which are akin to subpoenas, to the companies…and is talking with state attorneys general about the probe after growing calls for an in-depth investigation. Cur
Justice Department Subpoenas Information From Meatpackers
Justice Department Subpoenas Information From Meatpackers
Justice Department Subpoenas Information From Meatpackers
The Justice Department has made a formal demand for information from the country’s four biggest meatpackers as they investigate potential antitrust violations. A Bloomberg article said that deepens the scrutiny of an industry that’s already been hit hard by plant shutdowns due to the coronavirus. The depar ...
NCBA Seeks BQA Awards Nominations
NCBA Seeks BQA Awards Nominations
NCBA Seeks BQA Awards Nominations
The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association seeks nominations for National Beef Quality Assurance awards. The 2020 National BQA Awards recognize five winners in the areas of beef producer, dairy, marketing and education. The awards, “demonstrate the pride we all have in the work being done to enhance our industry and the products we provide to consumers,” according to Glen Dolezal of Cargill Prot
Cargill Moving into the Alternative Protein Business
Cargill Moving into the Alternative Protein Business
Cargill Moving into the Alternative Protein Business
Cargill is making a jump into the plant-based protein business. The global giant announced plans to sell its private-label plant-based patties and ground products to retailers and restaurants beginning in early April.   Cargill said the offerings are part of its “new approach” to the future of the protein market, and they predict protein demand will jump by 70% over the next three decades. The pla
Cargill Donates Milk Servings to Feeding America
Cargill Donates Milk Servings to Feeding America
Cargill Donates Milk Servings to Feeding America
In August, Cargill launched the #putyourherdfirst campaign to support The Great American Milk Drive.  How did the drive fair?   More than 65,000 people engaged with the campaign on Facebook and Cargill announced that all 200 food banks in the Feeding America network will receive 500 servings of milk through the campaign.  A Cargill sp...
Grain Industry Seeks to Modernize Global Ag Commodity Trade
Grain Industry Seeks to Modernize Global Ag Commodity Trade
Grain Industry Seeks to Modernize Global Ag Commodity Trade
The world’s largest grain processors are jointly seeking to standardize and digitize global agriculture shipping transactions. Archer Daniels Midland, Bunge, Cargill and Louis Dreyfus announced the collaboration this week in an effort to benefit the entire industry and seek broad-based industry participation to promote global access and adoption.   Initia...
Cargill Recalling Thousands Of Pounds Of Beef
Cargill Recalling Thousands Of Pounds Of Beef
Cargill Recalling Thousands Of Pounds Of Beef
Before you fire up the barbecue this weekend; the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has issued a recall for more than 130,000 pounds of Cargill Meat Solutions’ ground beef.  The meat was likely contaminated with E. coli, a determination the FSIS, along with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other entities made after investigating a possible outbreak that killed one person

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