Cal-Maine Foods, Inc.'s purchase of Ise America expands the company’s dominant position in the protein with the addition of nearly 5 million egg-laying hens to its portfolio. #food #foodindustry #eggs #agriculture #acquisition
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Controlling the controllables” was a phrase used often during Tyson Foods, Inc.’s most recent conference call with securities analysts. The company’s full-year and fourth-quarter earnings show there was much during the period that may have been out of the company’s control that hindered both earnings and sales. The meat and poultry processor recorded a loss of $648 million for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, a stark difference to fiscal 2022 when the company earned $3.25 billion, equal to $9.18 per share on the common stock. #tysonfoods #analytics #foodingredients #foodproduction #production #company #zieglerproduction #ingredients
Tyson Foods continues to bleed red ink
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RCL FOODS moves closer to portfolio restructuring, separates poultry business https://lnkd.in/dvUFakyn #rclfoods #poultry #restructuring
RCL Foods moves closer to portfolio restructuring, separates poultry business
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RCL FOODS moves closer to portfolio restructuring, separates poultry business https://lnkd.in/dvUFakyn #rclfoods #poultry #restructuring
RCL Foods moves closer to portfolio restructuring, separates poultry business
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🥩 Beefy deal Good morning! This week, we talk about a major deal between meat giants Marfrig and Minerva. How female athletes were responsible for Brazil’s Paris 2024 success. And what to expect from Brazil’s soybean farms. The general superintendent at Brazil’s antitrust watchdog Cade recommended that the agency approve, without significant competition-protecting conditions, a BRL 7.5 billion (USD 1.37 billion) deal between major meat companies Minerva and Marfrig. 🤔Context. In August 2023, Minerva Foods announced it was acquiring 16 cattle slaughtering and deboning plants across South America and a distribution center from Marfrig, one of the region’s leading meat processing companies. 🔗Read more in our full newsletter by Gustavo Ribeiro and Alexia Massoud here 👉 https://lnkd.in/dUP9uQJ8 #Business #FoodIndustry #Agribusiness
Deal between Brazil's meat giants close to completion
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Dairy Farmers of America's strategy emphasizes efficiency, partnerships, and innovation. Initiatives around member services, milk marketing, investments, and sustainability strengthen its position. Collaborations with brands like Pizza Hut and major acquisitions of companies like Dean Foods expand its distribution and capabilities. As the landscape evolves, DFA's multifaceted approach keeps it competitively positioned. However, rivals must closely track DFA's plans to identify opportunities. #dairy #businessstrategy #efficiency #partnerships #innovation #greyb #greybservices #patents Read more: https://lnkd.in/gWbhqVbe
Unraveling Dairy Farmers of America's Strategic Business Moves
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🚨FOOD INDUSTRY NEWS🚨 JBS USA's shares soared to the highest since 2022 as a boost from increased chicken demand helped the world’s largest meat producer mitigate the impact of a severe shortage of cattle in the US. The Sao Paulo-based company made a profit of 0.74 real per share (14 cents) in the first quarter, which reversed a loss during the same period a year earlier and topped all of the analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg. 📈 #earnings #meatindustry #Brazil #foodindustry #newsletter
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After several plant closures last year, more cost-cutting could be on the horizon for Tyson Foods, with the CEO vowing that “everything remains on the table.” #food #foodindustry #meat #CEO #meatindustry #supplychain #foodmanufacturing #business #manufacturing #beef #agriculture
Tyson signals ‘bold actions’ are working amid beef headwinds
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What do we have here? Our largest exporter has announced that they are looking at selling their value-added business to focus on their core business – primary ingredients. Despite this business generating 19% of profits from 15% of volumes (i.e. outperforming the average) they have decided this is “not core” and they are exiting it. Some quotes: “We have conducted a strategic review which has reinforced the role of our core business,” [Peter] McBride [Fonterra Chair] said. “This is working alongside farmers to collect a sustainable supply of milk and efficiently manufacture products valued by customers, to deliver strong returns to farmer shareholders and unit holders.” “[Miles] Hurrell [Fonterra CEO] said divesting those assets would help create a simpler, higher-performing co-operative focusing on core ingredients. He said they expect the divestment process to take at least 12 to 18 months.” This is totally out of step with the narrative that we need to increase innovation and value-add as a nation and can’t compete on a volume, commodity play. Fonterra’s argument at merger was that they’d be able to create more added value by co-operatives working together, despite giving farmers less choice about who they sell to. This convinced the government to over-rule the ComCom and allow the merger to proceed. What we have here is evidence that the social license that we gave them has been totally and utterly ignored. I’d love someone to prove me wrong and show me that this is going to result in an explosion of scalable, sellable farming innovation, but past performance doesn’t seem to suggest that will be the case. What we have is yet another example of short-term profit taking over long term revenue generation and Economic Value Adding. While I believe that it’s each individual company’s right to set their own strategy and choose how to run their business, when it’s our largest exporter who operates under a regulated monopsony (TIL this term!) we need to hold them to account for their decision making. Fonterra aren’t going to lead us to the promised land of wealth and sustaining thriving generations – it’s time for the future leaders to step up and take the reins. #id2070 #productivity #dairy #commodities #valuechain #economicgrowth #newzealand
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Great news for Wayne County Government, North Carolina, today: it was announced during the County Commissioners Meeting that Alianza-Team Foods USA, Inc. will be coming to ParkEast! Team Foods USA, Inc. plans to create 16 new jobs and invest $36.4 million in capital. Alianza-Team Foods USA, Inc. is a multiple Latin American organization with over 75 years of experience and is the leader in producing vegetable lipids, fats, and oils. The company's extensive operations span Colombia, Chile, and Mexico, and its exports reach the United States, Puerto Rico, Peru, Costa Rica, Panama, Curacao, Argentina, and Bolivia. The ParkEast location will allow Alianza-Team Foods USA, Inc. to meet customer demand in the Northeastern US with a state-of-the-art food production facility. Construction is slated to begin in 2024, and operations are expected to be fully functional by November 2025. The North Carolina Global TransPark Economic Development Region n and Wayne County Development Alliance, Inc. are excited about Alianza-Team Foods USA, Inc.'s decision to relocate within the region. It continues to show that eastern North Carolina is "primed" for attracting innovative agriculture companies. Press Release: https://hubs.la/Q02C70M10 Alianza-Team Foods USA, Inc. https://hubs.la/Q02C702Z0
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“Co-ops are as much a part of the future as they have been the past,” says Tim Bailey from SAOS Ltd. “We will hear from four successful and progressive farmers from the dairy, beef, and lamb, and arable sectors, who will share how using their co-op helps benefit their businesses, making them more efficient and resilient for the future.” Read the full blog here👇: https://lnkd.in/eFtcJvuB #AgriScot23
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