Nov. 5, 2008, the next day: Election 2008 is behind us. America voted its choice for national, state and local leaders whom they expect to take the nation in a new direction.
The answer to my question about what would happen if the U.S. Department of Justice should block the JBS S.A. bid to acquire two U.S. beef companies came in late October with the news of a civil antitrust lawsuit.
For the third straight year, The National Provisioner is proud to honor meat and poultry processors with a record number of companies winning the HREVOLUTION Awards.
Deli meat has surged in popularity to the degree that it accounts for a sizable share of retail sales, which translates into higher production opportunities for manufacturers of the ready-to-eat products.
Hamburgers are America’s most recognizable native fare. Even in light of consumers’ increased interest in world cuisine and healthy eating, the burger still reigns supreme.
Anti-meat activists attacked the nation’s school lunch program by targeting hot dogs. The story’s other side is sure to be told Tuesday, September 23 during NBC’s broadcast of The Martha Stewart Show.
David Theno, Sr.
Vice President, Quality and Logistics with Jack in the Box Inc., discusses food
safety and his upcoming retirement with NP editor Barbara Young in Part 1 of a
three-part Podcast series.
If a meat-industry company is not in a hostile takeover situation, what happens if the U.S. Department of Justice blocks its chance to be acquired by another company?
Battling scares drummed up by anti-meat activists is nothing new to the industry. At issue this time is a TV ad campaign wrapped in a threat of colon cancer linked to consuming processed meats.
Remembering Rosemary Mucklow means thinking of her in a variety of ways that serve as the backdrop for her role in the industry. I think of her as matriarch, advocate and cheerleader. In a sense, she has spent her working life parenting the meat industry.
John F. Kennedy had it right when he said running for office is a whole
lot different from being in office. Once in office, you get so much
conflicting advice from advisors that it is hard to know what to do. It
is a no-brainer that concepts, strategies, plans and proposals are only
as good as the people charged with their execution.
