Citing COOL, Tyson no longer buying cattle from Canada
Published
10/28/2013
Tyson Foods has stopped buying Canadian cattle for shipment to its U.S. beef plants, citing the impact of U.S. country-of-origin labeling (COOL) rules, company spokesman Worth Sparkman said in a statement to Meatingplace.
The new policy became effective in mid-October, he said. Tyson is continuing to buy Canadian-born cattle that are finished for market at U.S. feedlots.
"Like many others in the North...
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