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Biofuel entrepreneurs look to cheap animal fat
As the cost of soybean oil rises, biofuel entrepreneurs look to cheap animal fat.
Tyson unveils new R&D 'discovery' center
Tyson Foods, Inc. officially unveiled its new “Discovery Center,” a research and development facility designed to enhance the company’s ability to create new foods...
Tyson Disaster Relief Convoy Hits Highway to Help Texas, Gulf States
Twenty-six Tyson Foods’ tractor trailer rigs deliver more than 390 tons of food
Dick Bond Leaving Tyson; Leland Tollett Will Return as Interim President and CEO
Dick Bond, president and chief executive officer of Tyson Foods, announced on January 5, 2009 he is leaving the company, effective immediately.
Tyson Files Suit Against USDA On Chicken Label
Tyson Foods Inc. has sued the U.S. Department of Agriculture over the company's antibiotic-free chicken label
More worries about food versus fuel; Tyson CEO speaks
As debate began on the 2007 Farm Bill, Dick Bond, Tyson Foods Inc.’s president and CEO, warned that boosting U.S. ethanol production would mean higher food prices,...
USDA head downplays calls to cut biofuel mandate
Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer said ethanol is not having a "major" impact on food prices, and downplayed calls by lawmakers and industry groups to make changes to...
Tyson Closing Oklahoma Processing Plant
Tyson Foods Inc. revealed on March 27 that it will close its Ponca City, Oklahoma, processed meats plant. The closure comes as a response to "ongoing efforts to...
Tyson aims to boost efficiency by consolidating beef plants
Officials at Tyson Foods, Inc. (Springdale, Ark.) announced Feb. 15 that they are consolidating beef operations in northeast Nebraska as part of the company's...
Tyson recalls more than 40,000 pounds of ground beef
Tyson Fresh Meats, Inc. is voluntarily recalling retail packages of ground beef produced at its plant in Sherman, Texas, company officials reported. A sample...
