Scientists say there is no welfare advantage to controlled-atmosphere stunningThe American Association of Avian Pathologists and American College of Poultry Veterinarians have stated that there is no advantage to using

Red meat exports saw double-digit growth in 2008 Pork achieved its 17th consecutive year of increased export numbers in 2008, and beef and lamb products also grew, according to the

Buffalo Wild Wings revenue jumps 32% Buffalo Wild Wings announced its revenue for the fourth quarter jumped 32.6 percent, or $121.2 million, over the same period last year. Net earnings

Criminal charges to be filed in Iowa turkey workers case Iowa’s Department of Inspections and Appeals said it plans to file criminal charges against the party responsible for keeping 21

Mentally disabled meat workers lived in 'deplorable conditions' Iowa state officials are investigating the case of 21 mentally disabled men who lived in a 106-year-old house boarding house in Atalissa

FORT COLLINS, Colo. -- Dr. Temple Grandin, animal handling and welfare expert and professor of animal science at Colorado State University, announced her latest challenge to the meat and poultry

Tyson poultry business making progress Leland Tollett, interim CEO of Tyson Foods, said that the company is making significant progress in turning around its chicken business, especially within the last

“We have to be best in class in every thing we do.” — Tyson’s Leland Tollett, interim president and chief executive officer for Tyson. Leland Tollett, Tyson's interim president and

Study links cured meats, leukemia A study from the Harvard School of Public Health that was recently published in the BioMed Central Cancer journal indicates that eating cured meats may

Peanut health scare leads to chicken products recall The Hain Celestial Group Inc., based in West Chester, Penn., is recalling approximately 983,700 pounds of frozen chicken entrees because they contain