The company stated that it would stop veal and lamb production.

The new building stands at 200,000 square feet.

The union stated it received the largest wage increase in company history.

State officials continue to work with APHIS on the response.

The state’s Department of Labor and Industry claims that the pork processor still owes more than $41,000 in back pay and overtime.

The company will move all production to its major Tar Heel, NC, plant.

Beef exports continue to be below the record pace set in 2022.

The data shows this is the first commercial case of the virus in United States since April.

Lofton began its operations in 1981.