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Advances in mechanical deboning technology allow U.S. chicken producers to capture the emerging demand for dark meat while addressing the ever-present labor shortage, according to a report from CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange division, Greenwood Village, Colo.
The project, which is projected to be completed by first quarter of 2018, will involve extensive interior renovations of about 20,000 square feet of space.
Allen Harim announced plans to move its corporate headquarters just outside of Millsboro, Del., to the former Vlasic pickle plant it purchased in 2014.
Foster Farms, Livingston, Calif., announced a $30 million capital investment for an expansion and upgrade of its poultry processing facilities in Farmerville, La.
The project includes the removal or relocation of existing processing equipment and the installation of new equipment to enable the facility to transition from a fresh foodservice and debone operation to a debone portioning operation by July 2017.
Ozark Mountain Poultry (OMP), Rogers, Ark., announced plans to consolidate its front half deboning operations into its new facility at Batesville, Ark., in April.
Pilgrim's Pride Corp., a Greeley, Colo.-based unit of JBS Corp., announced several operational changes to improve efficiencies as part of its goal to generate approximately $200 million in savings in 2014.