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  1. Tyson facilities are located in various states, including Nebraska, Kansas, and Illinois, with a specific mention of Amarillo.

Tyson announced plant closures in Illinois, Wisconsin, and Nebraska due to herd decline.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 21
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Tyson announced plant closures in Illinois, Wisconsin, and Nebraska due to herd decline.

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  1. Tyson plant closure in Illinois leads to calls for state intervention.1 source
  2. Tyson is closing packing plants across several Midwestern states due to herd decline.1 source

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