- Corporate interests are seeking to override successful state-level standards, leading to corporate consolidation that is driving out small independent producers in California.
- Major beef packers like Cargill, JBS USA, and Tyson Foods are facing market concentration and low prices following the passage of the farm bill.
Cargill and JBS USA operate a beef processing plant in Fort Morgan and compete in the U.S. meat processing market.
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Cargill and JBS USA operate a beef processing plant in Fort Morgan and compete in the U.S. meat processing market.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Rivalry between Cargill and JBS heats up amid industry-wide cattle shortages and import restrictions.1 source
Cargill and JBS USA operate a beef processing plant in Fort Morgan.1 source
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