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Tyson Foods on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“Still this spring, Todd Blanch, then the acting attorney general, announced that the Justice Department was investigating the four big packers, JBS, Cargill, Tyson, and National Beef for possible price manipulation and other anti-competitive activity.”
Named as one of four major beef packers under Justice Department investigation for alleged price manipulation and anti-competitive activity.
▶ Hear it“where they just closed Tyson just closed a beef manufacturing plant. 6% of the nation's beef came out of that plant and Tyson just closed it. uh you know, putting 3,500 Nebraskans out of jobs and then they pay out Tyson pays out a lawsuit uh two two of them of over $80 million a piece for price fixing.”
Tyson closed a major beef manufacturing plant eliminating 3,500 jobs and paid out over $80 million in price-fixing lawsuits while forming a monopoly with other meat packers.
▶ Hear it“'where they just closed Tyson just closed a beef manufacturing plant. 6% of the nation's beef came out of that plant and Tyson just closed it...putting 3,500 Nebraskans out of jobs and then they pay out Tyson pays out a lawsuit...for price fixing. You know, they work with the other...there's only there four meat packers that have formed a monopoly.'”
The speaker criticizes Tyson for closing a beef manufacturing plant, eliminating 3,500 jobs, and being involved in price-fixing lawsuits and monopolistic practices that harm farmers and consumers.
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