Tyson Foods announced today its commitment of $2.5 million to address food insecurity by partnering with Feeding America member food banks to provide greater access to protein in communities facing hunger. This September, during Hunger Action Month, Tyson is also donating 2.5 million pounds of protein, the equivalent of 10 million meals, to alleviate hunger.

Tyson announced yesterday that the company will invest $200M at its Amarillo, Texas beef plant on beef complex additions and an employee well-being area.

Following a subpoena by New York State’s Attorney General regarding the alleged price-fixing of meat products, Tyson Foods is refusing to cooperate. The rulemaking process was launched to address suspected price gouging by the industry giant back in March.

Tyson Fresh Meats, Inc. will pay over $10 million to New Mexico cattle feeder Zia Agricultural Consulting, LLC. The final judgment includes $2.5 million in actual damages and another $8 million in punitive damages.

Tyson has completed the expansion of its poultry processing plant in Forest, Mississippi. The company hopes that the $90 million expansion will increase its capacity to serve a growing global consumer base.

Smithfield Foods has agreed to pay a $42 million settlement addressing allegations over pork price-fixing. The lawsuit accused the company of inflating pork prices by limiting hog supplies and incflating pork prices over more than 20 years.

The nation’s largest beef packing plants are being sued by industry giant Sysco Foods – accusing the companies of suppressing cattle numbers to inflate beef prices. The federal lawsuit was filed in Texas, naming Tyson Foods, JBS, Cargill, and National Beef