The agency alleges the poultry processor requires chicken producers to pay Koch a penalty for trying to work for competitors.

Net income and revenues increase in the third quarter.

The item combines the feed used for company chickens and marketed for human consumption.

The 120,000-square-foot facility is located in Bedford, NH.

The company confirmed its Jacksonville, Fla., and Columbia, SC, facilities will soon cease operations.

Other associations provided their support for the final rule.

Growth of US pork exports in Central America, the Caribbean and Oceania helped offset lower shipments to China and Japan.

The agency stated the rules were developed to address competition issues.

Cuts will begin in December and continue through August 2024.

The gyros and merguez lamb sausage tap into consumers’ craving for global spices.