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

The company said the ready-to-eat slicing operations would move to its Illinois plant.

Positive signs from IPPE are worth watching the rest of 2024. 

The law would help expand state inspection programs.

The company self-reported that its beef grading cameras were installed incorrectly.

The company is investing $58 million in the new location.

Seth Meyer, USDA’s top agricultural economist delivered the agency’s annual outlook.

Colorado State University’s AgNext research collaborative launched the Feed Additive Calculator Tool for Beef.

The deal expects to build upon seaming and pasteurization solutions for food and pet food processors. 

The partnership comes during the Series C funding for Enough.