The meat giant will sell or end operations at three facilities and lay off at least 2,500 workers as the company struggles to overcome heavy losses.
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The meat giant will sell or end operations at three facilities and lay off at least 2,500 workers as the company struggles to overcome heavy losses.
Published Aug. 14, 2026
An empty Tyson food holder sits empty in a refrigerated section of a Giant on August 08, 2023 in Hyattsville, Maryland.
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