The plaintiffs claim the company did not pay wages or provide proper breaks at its Fresno facility.

The European debut marks Impossible Foods’ fourth new international market in nine months.

The cultivated meat company recreates animal protein without scaffolding or binders.

The company said it is executing strategies established 20 years ago.

The project will add 109K square feet and feature automated storage and retrieval technology. 

FSIS believes ham products from Plumrose USA may not be fully cooked.

The chains are accused of inaccurately depicting products in advertisements.

The company also snagged an investment from FootPrint Coalition Ventures.

C. Douglas McMillon explained the company will partner with suppliers to keep food prices down.

The meat trade groups said the position would have too much power at the USDA.