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USDA proposes new requirements for the ‘Product of USA’ label claim

WASHINGTON — The USDA has released a proposed rule with new regulatory requirements to better align the voluntary “Product of USA” label claim with...

Chicken Salad Chick opens 26th location in Texas

ATLANTA — Chicken Salad Chick has announced its newest opening in Frisco, Texas. Located at 4331 Main Street in the Park West shopping center....

Delmarva’s ‘Chicken GDP’ Hits $5B mark

Delmarva Chicken Association Grower income, chicken company wages, feed costs, and the value of the chicken Delmarva produced all increased in 2022.

Jennie-O Turkey Store and Chef Carla Hall honor school cafeteria staff

WILLMAR, Minn. — The makers of the Jennie-O® turkey brand announced a partnership in October with esteemed chef, cookbook author and beloved TV personality...

Tyson brand named Official Sponsor for NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series’ Tyson 250

NORTH WILKESBORO, N.C. — A familiar name will return to North Wilkesboro Speedway for the track's first NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race since 1996,...

China’s attempts to purchase U.S. agricultural land

GAINESVILLE, Ga. — China has been making attempts to purchase American agricultural land. The country has been buying American farming land since 2010. According...

Tyson Foods reports first quarter 2023 results

SPRINGDALE, Ark. — Tyson Foods Inc. has reported its first quarter 2023 the following results. Some of the highlights include: sales of $13.260 billion...

Study: Future of cage-free remains uncertain, financially challenging

ATLANTA — A new study released today on cage-free egg production finds vast challenges related to costs and construction, a continuing lack of consumer...

Chick-fil-A welcomes cauliflower to the menu

ATLANTA — Chick-fil-A® is testing a one-of-a-kind sandwich entrée, and it has everyone doing a double take wondering if it's the original Chick-fil-A Chicken...

DCA launches campaign to celebrate a century of growing chicken

Photo: Delaware Public Archives A Bridgeville, Del., chicken farm in the 1920s. The first chicken flock raised for meat, not eggs, was by Ocean View, Del.'s Cecile Steele in 1923.

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