The case began in 2005.

Republican members signed the legislation last week.

The group considers the requirements to be overly strict and activist driven. 

If approved, the company would pay $8 million toward the direct purchaser lawsuit.

A US District Court said buyers of the company’s beef from fed cattle since 2015 are potentially part of the settlement class.   

A June 12 webinar addressed key issues as industry stakeholders are navigating the transition.

The company allegedly defrauded customers by using a USDA mark of inspection without authorization.

The trade association included some funding requests for the 2023 Farm Bill.

Roberto Adams was an agency animal health technician in Texas.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission filed suit against the former cattle rancher two years ago.