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The company is said to be mulling options to sell the hot dog business to JBS or another food company.

Several major acquisitions and divestitures captured headlines in February, as well plans for new facilities. Powder & Bulk Solids released a roundup of chemical plant tour videos and ACS named a new VP of regulatory and technical affairs. Changes to OSHA’s Hazard Communication standard were proposed last month.  Powder & Bulk Solids editors selected these posts to provide our audience with an overview of some of the most interesting chemical industry-related developments that were reporte...

The protein companies are offering the COVID-19 vaccine to thousands of its workers this week.

Powder & Bulk Solids provides a roundup of the biggest food and beverage industry stories that were published in February.

Representative image The food firm said it is preparing to provide free onsite COVID-19 vaccinations this week at its production facilities in Iowa. Protein products producer Tyson Foods announced plans Monday to provide free, onsite COVID-19 vaccinations this week to “thousands” of its employees at the company’s food processing plants in Iowa. “We’ve been working with Matrix Medical, Hy-Vee, and health department officials across Iowa to prepare for this moment and we’re rea...

Learn how major companies like JBS and Tyson are rolling out the COVID-19 vaccine to its production workers.

Fire officials said the leak originated from a mechanical process in the company’s Decatur, IL plant.

Photo Credit: ADM Expo Toronto/Informa Markets The Advanced Design & Manufacturing (ADM) Expo Toronto trade show – including Plast-Ex, Ontario’s only dedicated plastics show – has been rescheduled from May 2021 to Nov. 9-11, 2021 at the Toronto Congress Centre. In a statement, show organizer Informa Markets said the move to November “allows additional space planning and safety protocols, plus new features, education formats, and networking opportunities.” In addition to Plast-Ex, ADM ...

The company’s €40 million facility will support the production of battery materials at a BASF site in Germany.

The company will expand its Allentown, PA production facility to increase production of plant-based foods and beverages.