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6/30/2021 By Jonathan Stempel June 30 (Reuters) - Smithfield Foods Inc said on Wednesday it will pay $83 million to settle litigation that accused several companies of conspiring to limit supply in the $20 billion-a-year U.S. pork market to inflate prices and their own profits. The settlement with Smithfield resolves antitrust claims by "direct" purchasers such as Maplevale Farms that accused the nations largest pork companies of having fixed prices beginning in 2009. Smithfields settlement...

Remember that ‘ALL totalitarian regimes control people through protein starvation’ as these ‘two most precious commodities for the coming months’ come under ‘attack’

With hackers now going after the largest meat packing plant in the world, JBS SA, leading to supply chain fears as meat packaging plants are shuttered and some of world’s largest slaughterhouses [...]

By Jacob Bunge JBS USA Holdings Inc. paid an $11 million ransom to cybercriminals who last week temporarily knocked out plants that process roughly one-fifth of the nations meat supply, the... | June 9, 2021

Meat producer JBS USA paid the equivalent of $11 million in ransom in response to the May 30 criminal hack against its meat plant operations, the company

By Jesse Newman and Jacob Bunge A ransomware attack against JBS SA sent shock waves throughout the U.S. food industry and exacerbated tension between Washington and Moscow, even as the... | June 2, 2021

Food buyers fear that disruptions from the JBS attack compound already challenging issues in the meat industry.

After cyberattacks forced the world's largest meat producer to cease operations, JBS SA began at least partially reopening most of its idle beef factories in

The Brazilian food giant has started to at least partially reopen most beef plants across North America and Australia that were idled after a cyberattack forced the world’s largest meat producer to halt operations.

JBS SA has begun at least partially opening up most idling beef plants in North America and Australia after a cyberattack forced the world's largest m