Chris Moore is a news editor at Meatingplace, having joined the team in December 2022. Based in Texas, he covers a variety of topics related to agriculture and farming, including food production, food safety, and corporate sustainability, while also addressing issues of animal rights and legal affairs. Moore's work has been featured in notable publications such as Security Middle East and Africa, Yahoo News, and Forbes, among others.
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Chris Moore's articles predominantly cover soccer, particularly focusing on transfer rumors and team performance. His coverage also includes evolving stories and breaking news in the sports industry. If you're looking to pitch to Chris Moore, consider offering exclusive insights into ongoing transfers or breaking news related to football (soccer), as these align with his primary coverage themes.
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By: Chris Moore
Smithfield Foods has selected Chicago-based Epstein as the design-build contractor for its planned $1.3 billion packaged meats and fresh pork processing facility in Sioux Falls, S.D., a project state officials have described as the largest business investment in South Dakota history. The new 1.1 million-square-foot facility will be built on... Smithfield Foods has selected Chicago-based […]
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A federal judge in Minnesota has granted preliminary approval to proposed class action settlements between Commercial and Institutional Indirect Purchaser Plaintiffs (CIIPPs) and defendants Triumph Foods and Agri Stats in the long-running pork antitrust litigation. In an order issued Monday, U.S. District Judge John Tunheim preliminarily approved the settlement agreements,... A federal judge in Minnesota […]
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Florida Beef Inc. has appointed Steve Van Lannen as executive vice president, adding a longtime meat industry executive to its leadership team. In his new role, Van Lannen will lead key initiatives aimed at supporting the company’s continued growth and operational development. Van Lannen joins Florida Beef with more than... Florida Beef Inc. has appointed […]
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An Illinois federal judge has cleared the way for antitrust claims against Butterball and two other turkey processors to proceed to trial, while dismissing similar claims against Perdue Farms and Foster Farms. The ruling is the latest development in the long-running turkey price-fixing litigation involving allegations that major processors coordinated... An Illinois federal judge has […]
Texas barbecue is built on patience. Pitmasters routinely spend 12 to 18 hours turning a tough cut of beef into tender brisket, knowing the process can’t be rushed. The cattle industry operates on a much longer clock. As record-high cattle prices squeeze barbecue restaurants across Texas, operators are confronting a... Texas barbecue is built on […]
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Consumer demand for animal protein remains resilient, but purchasing patterns are creating an unusual dynamic across meat categories, according to CoBank’s latest quarterly outlook. CoBank noted that consumers continue to pay premium prices for beef despite historically tight cattle supplies and elevated retail prices. At the same time, lower-cost protein... Consumer demand for animal protein […]
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Australian beef shipments to South Korea are nearing the country’s annual “safeguard” threshold, setting the stage for a significant tariff increase that could create new opportunities for U.S. beef exporters, according to the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF). Based on data through the end of June, Australian beef imports had... Australian beef shipments to South […]
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Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond announced a nearly $44 million settlement resolving the state’s 21-year lawsuit against six poultry companies accused of contributing to nutrient pollution in the Illinois River Watershed. The agreement settles claims against Tyson Foods, Cargill, George’s, Peterson Farms, Cal-Maine Foods and Simmons Foods. Oklahoma filed the... Oklahoma Attorney General Gentner Drummond […]
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Perdue Foods has filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against John Soules Foods, alleging the company copied the branding and packaging of Perdue’s recently launched “6 7 Chicken Nuggets” product. The complaint, filed June 23 in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, claims Soules adopted a “67... Perdue Foods has filed a […]
