The company said weather, labor and production shortages hindered its chicken and pork segments.

Quarterly revenues surpass $500 million for first time.

The programs total more than C$691 million over 10 years.

The company said consumers’ pandemic-induced buying and consumption habits will likely continue.

The complaint was brought on behalf of consumers.

Funding levels have tripled since 2019.

The company plans to initially invest $42 million in the South Carolina facility and add 330 jobs.

The trade had expected USDA to lower corn and soybean carryover forecasts.

Despite challenges brought on by the pandemic, the company continues to focus on the future.