SUMTER COUNTY, S.C. (WIS) - A grand jury has indicted a Lexington County man following incidents at a Sumter County poultry plant.

A Surrey chicken-processing plant that fired several janitors for “time theft” has been denied the chance to sue the workers ...

Ag Secretary Russell Redding and Pennsylvania State University College of Agricultural Sciences Dean Troy Ott launched the ...

ANDRITZ has been awarded a contract by Alwadi Poultry Farms Company to deliver a complete high-capacity feed mill in Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabi ...

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Sisters Jenny Engel and Heather Golden Ray opened the vibrant, 100% plant-based restaurant in 2023 ... sustain the planet long term." They serve chicken sandwiches, tacos, salads, macaroni and ...

The former Tyson chicken processing plant has been sitting idle on the Hanover side of Glen Allen since production was halted there in 2023. The Arkansas-based poultry giant announced plans to ...

EVelution Energy plans to build the first US cobalt processing facility in Yuma County ... The company says it plans to design and operate a carbon-neutral solar power facility that would treat ...

In January, the president revoked legal status for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans who entered through a humanitarian parole program.

A study conducted at the Food Sciences unit of the University of Turku in Finland showed that different processing methods significantly affect the biochemical composition of plant-based foods.

The chicken can cross the road ... The two Georgia-based companies are Coastal Processing LLC, which is based in the small Jefferson County city of Louisville, and American Proteins Inc., the ...

“They are working on the layout,” Feland said. “They’re looking at a general contractor in the near future to help build this facility and then working on engineering and contracting.” Feland said ...