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Tyson Foods plans to close a major Nebraska beef plant in Lexington and shift to a single full-capacity operation at Amarillo, reshaping its U.S. beef network.
Amarillo’s shift consolidation will eliminate B-shift roles as Tyson reallocates volumes to higher-capacity plants to meet demand.
Officials say Tyson will support workers through the transition with help finding positions at other facilities and relocation benefits.

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Tyson Foods reveals network changes to its beef facilities, including closing the Lexington, Nebraska plant.
Amarillo, Texas facility will shift to a single, full-capacity operation.
Overall beef production will rise at other Tyson facilities to meet demand.
The company will offer relocation benefits to affected employees.
The changes aim to secure the long-term success of Tyson's beef business.

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Tyson Foods agreed to stop marketing climate-friendly beef and to drop net-zero claims for five years after a settlement with the Environmental Working Group.
JBS USA paid a $1.1 million settlement over claims it could reach net-zero emissions by 2040.
Settlements limit how companies describe net-zero as a goal versus a pledge and require expert verification for future claims.
Experts call the settlements an antidote to 'epistemic pollution' shaping public understanding of meat’s climate footprint.
The cases occur as COP climate talks focus more on food and agriculture’s role in emissions.
Meat firms promote voluntary sustainability programs rather than stricter environmental regulations.
The settlements are framed as a limited accountability step rather than broad industry reform.
JBS and Tyson faced pushback as climate authenticity claims drew scrutiny from regulators and NGOs.
Campaigns and advertising continue to shape public perception of meat’s environmental impact.
The article notes the industry’s political influence and lobbying as a factor in regulation resistance.

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