JBS USA in the news

JBS USA sponsors 4-H Skillathons at the Iowa State Fair to support and educate the next generation of American farmers and ranchers through practical agricultural competitions.

JBS USA's corporate counsel, Lara Merjane, leverages AI agents for contract playbooks, emphasizing precise prompting and bringing diverse legal and agricultural experience to her role.

JBS has renewed its bid to take full control of Pilgrim's Pride, offering $28.49 per share to acquire the remaining shares and simplify its corporate structure.

Tyson Foods and JBS USA are reducing slaughter capabilities due to low cattle inventories and strategic shifts, leading to concerns about market competition and impacts on cattle producers.

JBS USA is converting its Souderton beef plant into a value-added facility with a $30 million investment, preserving 400 jobs and strengthening its case-ready business in the Northeast.

JBS USA is investing $30 million to convert its Montgomery County facility into a food-ready packaging operation, saving hundreds of jobs after previously announcing layoffs due to a cattle shortage.

JBS USA will invest $30 million to convert its Souderton, Pa. plant into a value-added packaging facility, saving 400 jobs.

JBS USA is closing two facilities in Pennsylvania and Tennessee as part of a strategy to optimize operations and support growth.

JBS USA is closing two processing facilities in Pennsylvania and Tennessee to enhance efficiency and competitiveness, reallocating production to other plants.

JBS USA will close its Pennsylvania beef plant and a Tennessee value-added operation, impacting nearly 2,000 employees, as part of a modernization and growth strategy.

JBS USA CEO Wesley Batista Filho addresses industry challenges and the company's role in meeting high protein demand.

A $150 million expansion project has launched at the Cactus, Texas beef production facility to modernize operations and increase capacity.

JBS achieved US$221 million in net income as strong global demand and diversified protein operations offset a challenging North American cattle cycle.

JBS saw quarterly profits fall by over 50% as a limited cattle supply and high livestock costs pressured North American beef operations despite record revenue.

JBS generated US$221 million in quarterly profit as strong global demand and Brazilian operations offset significant losses in the U.S. beef market.

A $750,000 partnership between JBS USA and the National 4-H Council will fund agricultural youth programming and workforce development.

Victorinox is partnering with JBS USA to provide specialized commercial cutlery and supply-chain support directly to meat processing plants.

JBS USA has entered renewed labor negotiations after a massive worker strike over wages, safety equipment, and healthcare costs at its Colorado facility.

Workers at a major Colorado meatpacking plant are ending a three-week strike to restart contract talks with JBS USA over wages and healthcare.

JBS employees in Greeley are striking over allegations of unsafe working conditions and lack of protective equipment.