The company said its new packaging addresses consumer demand for claim-based food products.

A WARN update from the state said more than 1,200 jobs would be lost.

Wayne-Sanderson donated fresh chicken and ice to help feed local communities and first responders.

The majority of growth in dollar sales came in the first half of the year.

The plant will produce up to 8,500 tons of feed weekly.

The company said there is an ongoing investigation.

The facility focuses on meeting consumer demand for convenience.

The company originally wanted to close the facility in March.

The cultivated meat company shifts plans to expand California location.

The dual shift system is expected to double the facility’s daily processing capacity.