The companies agreed to pay $127.25 million.

The summary filing looked to save legal fees.

The processor was sued for negligence by the spouses of two deceased persons.

The lawsuit alleges the meat processor campaigned with misleading net zero GHG goal claims.

The judge offered plaintiffs leave to amend up to 21 days.

NCBA voiced its support for the legislation.

Phil Weiser detailed reasons for opposing the merger of the two grocery chains.

Several industry companies wrote to Congress explaining why the proposed legislation should not be included in the farm bill.

Triumph Foods previously sued the state in 2023 over the new law.

The legislation would direct USDA to conduct a study to detect cyber vulnerabilities.