Supply Chain - USA

Wheat Hits 1-Month Peak On Supply Concerns As Production Outlook Dips

US wheat futures edged higher on Thursday as the prospect of a hit to global supplies due to lowered production estimates in countries from France to Argen...

COVID-19 Hit US Meat, Poultry Plant Workers Hard In April, May

The coronavirus outbreak took a heavy toll on workers at U.S. meat and poultry processing facilities, with more than 17,000 COVID-19 cases and nearly 100 d...

Coronavirus Spreads Among Fruit And Vegetable Packers, Worrying US Officials

From apple packing houses in Washington state to farm workers in Florida and a California county known as 'the world's salad bowl,' outbreaks of the novel...

Tyson Foods Says Cooperating With DoJ In Chicken Price-Fixing Probe

Tyson Foods Inc said it was cooperating with the US department of justice on a price-fixing investigation in the poultry industry, under a programme that c...

InVivo Picks Ex-Cargill Trader Lipatoff To Head Grain Unit

French agricultural group InVivo has appointed Pierre Lipatoff, a long-serving trader with US-based Cargill, as head of its grain trading unit. The appo...

Tyson Foods To Resume Limited Production At Largest US Pork Plant

Tyson Foods Inc will resume limited production at its largest US pork plant this week, the company said, a week after President Donald Trump ordered compan...

Here's Why You Can't Find Frozen Fries, While US Farmers Are Sitting On Tonnes Of Potatoes

Shopper Lexie Mayewski is having a hard time finding frozen french fries in Washington, DC-area supermarkets in the wake of coronavirus-fuelled stockpiling...

Coronavirus Forces Tyson Foods To Shutter Its Largest US Pork Plant

Tyson Foods Inc will indefinitely suspend operations at its largest US pork plant to contain the spread of the coronavirus, the company said, further...