The company plans to triple capacity at the new establishment.

FSIS discovered the products were not produced at a USDA-inspected facility.

The lawsuit began in 2005.

NCBA wanted the judge to place a nationwide injunction on the action.

Max Wetzel will replace Ned Lyerly at the company.

The product was shipped to schools in Minnesota.

Pasta, Mexican sauce brands are potential acquisition targets.

The company already received approval from the city and Mower County.

Old Trapper and others turn to sports promotions to grow brand awareness.

Jeff Tripician explains what the company plans to do for the rest of 2023 following the Annual Meat Conference.