Tyson Foods (TSN) plans to permanently shutter a meat plant in Emporia, Kansas that employees over 800 workers, Reuters’ Tom Polansek reports, citing a letter the company sent to the state. Tyson has also shut down six U.S. chicken facilities since the beginning of 2023, as well as a pork plant in Iowa, laying off thousands of staff as a result, the author notes.
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