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By Jonathan Stempel (Reuters) - Pilgrim's Pride Corp and Tyson Foods Inc said on Monday they have settled price-fixing litigation by a group of poultr...

iPolitics By Kelsey Johnson. Published on Jan 12, 2021 11:27am (Christina Ryan/Calgary StarMetro) Good morning and welcome to the Sprout, where it’s National Curried Chicken Day and National Hot Tea Day. Looking for a new curry recipe? Allow us to recommend this Coconut Chicken Curry recipe from NYT Cooking. It’s absolutely scrumptious. Here’s today’s agriculture news. The Lead  We start this morning in Alberta, where the RCMP is reportedly investigating the death of a Cargill employee who died of COVID-19 while working at the company’s meat-packing plant in High River, ...

Bloomberg | Dec 22, 2020 By Isis Almeida JBS SA says its North American slaughter rates remain near normal even after the world’s largest meat packer sent home thousands of staff in response to a second wave of Covid-19 across the U.S. The company’s North American unit is killing a similar number of animals at its plants in the U.S. and Canada, JBS USA Chief Executive Officer Andre Nogueira said in an interview Friday. The biggest impact of fewer workers is being felt in the final product, where some less popular cuts are going to rendering, while some meats aren’t being de-boned.

JBS Slaughtering Near Normal in U.S. and Canada Despite Reduced Staff Bloomberg 12/19/2020 Isis Almeida © Bloomberg The JBS SA pork processing plant stands in Louisville, Kentucky, U.S., on Friday, June 5, 2020. JBS USA and three other meat processors were accused in Minneapolis federal court of conspiring to inflate the price of beef through an industrywide scheme that's coming to light thanks to federal investigations prompted in part by shortages during the coronavirus pandemic. (Bloomberg) -- JBS SA says its North American slaughter rates remain near normal even after...