A judge recently wrote a 90-page decision on the case.

The company plans to transition its chicken supply chain to a ‘No Antibiotics Important to Human Medicine’ policy by the end of the year.

The agency is funding 15 projects that will support increased meat and poultry processing capacity.

The case began in 2005.

If approved, the company would pay $8 million toward the direct purchaser lawsuit.

The company announced plans to add 39 barns to its operation.

The company purchased the plant in 2021. 

The $1 million project includes integrated tracking systems and cloud-based data storage.

The first motion to dismiss was filed in April.

The Chicken Farmers of Ontario approved the move by the two companies.