California poultry firms to pay $4.8M for violating child labor laws
Members of a network of California poultry processors and distributors have agreed to pay $4.8 million in back wages and damages and give up $1 million in profits after a Labor Department investigation found child labor and wage violations.
Harrisson Omuka, a successful poultry farmer, shared insights on mistakes that poultry farmers make and how to avoid them to ...
House and Senate members say an outdated definition is costing America’s poultry producers hundreds of millions of dollars in ...
The global poultry processing equipment market is anticipated to soar from its 2022 valuation of USD 4,200.0 million to a ...
Dairy cows across the country are infected by the H5N1 bird flu. The virus isn’t spreading among people but scientists are on ...
A Department of Labor investigation found children as young as 14 years old were using "razor-sharp deboning knives" on the ...
Feed industry groups are rejecting recent media reports alleging a link between feeding poultry litter to cattle and the ...
Robotics and automation have long been promised as a solution to labor shortages in the poultry industry, but they are not ...
Inclement weather has killed livestock, blocked roads and forced meatpackers to fully or partially halt operations at 10 pork or poultry plants in Brazil's southernmost state of Rio Grande do Sul, ...
A California-based poultry processing company is on the hook for $4.8 million in back wages and damages to nearly 500 workers ...
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