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Cargill

  • Supreme Court Rules 8–1 to Throw Out Child Slavery Lawsuit Against Nestle, Cargill
    Supreme Court Rules 8–1 to Throw Out Child Slavery Lawsuit Against Nestle, Cargill
    The Supreme Court sided with Cargill and Nestle in a June 17 ruling, throwing out a lawsuit alleging that the two food giants aided and abetted child slavery in West ...
    June 17, 2021BY Jack Phillips
  • Meat Processors Adopt Robotics, Automation After CCP Virus Shutdowns
    Meat Processors Adopt Robotics, Automation After CCP Virus Shutdowns
    U.S. meat processing giants are speeding up efforts to automate their meat-packaging operations, according to robotics industry specialists. ...
    July 11, 2020BY Alan McDonnell
  • US Meatpackers Questioned Over Massive China Exports
    US Meatpackers Questioned Over Massive China Exports
    Two U.S. senators have sent a letter (pdf) to major American meatpackers to find out how many tons ...
    June 26, 2020BY Alan McDonnell
  • Cargill Net Drops 20 Percent, Revenues Fall as Trade Fight Bites
    Cargill Net Drops 20 Percent, Revenues Fall as Trade Fight Bites
    CHICAGO—Grains trader Cargill Inc. on Jan. 3 reported a 20 percent drop in its fiscal second-quarter 2019 net ...
    January 4, 2019BY Reuters
  • Cargill Recalls 25,000 lbs of Possibly Contaminated Beef
    Cargill Recalls 25,000 lbs of Possibly Contaminated Beef
    A Cargill Meat Solutions plant in Colorado is recalling more than 25,000 pounds (11,300 kg) of ground beef ...
    August 26, 2018BY Reuters
  • Trade War Turns Out to Be a Boon for Some Companies
    Trade War Turns Out to Be a Boon for Some Companies
    One of the world's largest agricultural trading companies, Archer Daniels Midland Co. (NYSE: ADM), doubled its net profit ...
    August 5, 2018BY Emel Akan
  • Sugar, Corn Industries Settle Sweetener Spat; Terms Secret
    Sugar, Corn Industries Settle Sweetener Spat; Terms Secret
    A bitter billion-dollar battle in the sweetener wars came to an end Friday as sugar processors and the ...
    November 21, 2015BY The Associated Press
  • What Does a ‘Natural’ Label Really Mean? Lawsuits Claim False Advertising
    What Does a ‘Natural’ Label Really Mean? Lawsuits Claim False Advertising
    A growing number of lawsuits suggest consumers don't trust food labels that claim a product is 'all-natural.'
    June 22, 2015BY Annie Wu
  • Can a US Court Hold Nestlé Responsible for Child Slavery in Africa?
    Can a US Court Hold Nestlé Responsible for Child Slavery in Africa?
    Food companies have been importing cocoa to the U.S. harvested by child laborers in African farms. Can they ...
    June 2, 2015BY Annie Wu
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