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- 1JBS USA executive outlines prepared foods expansion plans▼How JBS USA Is Growing Its Prepared Foods Business: A Q&A with Sergio Nahuz
JBS USA has published a question-and-answer interview with Sergio Nahuz discussing how the company is growing its prepared foods business. The conversation covers the strategy behind expanding value-added products, a segment meatpackers see as higher-margin than commodity proteins. It adds to industry discussion about major protein companies diversifying beyond raw meat amid shifting consumer demand for convenient foods.
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Humane World for Animals has published the second part of a series examining how beef farming damages wildlife, arguing that cattle production drives habitat loss, predator persecution and ecosystem degradation beyond its well-known climate impact. The piece frames livestock agriculture as a direct threat to wild species, adding to ongoing debate about the environmental cost of meat consumption.
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Beyond Meat is signalling a strategic shift toward 'nutrient stacking' — formulating its plant-based products to deliver more protein, fibre, vitamins and minerals per serving. The company is positioning fortified plant-based foods as nutritionally competitive with animal meat, responding to criticism that alternative proteins are ultra-processed and less healthy. Industry observers see the move as an attempt to revive consumer trust and demand in a plant-based category facing slowing sales.
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Fierce Network has published an opinion piece arguing that the internet is no longer 'made of meat' — a reference to the physical, human-run infrastructure that once defined it. The article suggests the network is increasingly abstracted away from people and hardware, though few details beyond the headline are available.
- 5Shoppers Flag Meat Prices as a Sign of Inflation Times▼Sign of the Times # food # groceries # inflation # meat
People are pointing to the price of meat at the grocery store as a stark sign of the times, framing everyday food shopping as evidence of ongoing inflation. The comment resonates with widespread frustration over grocery bills, where staples like beef and poultry have climbed well beyond what many households expect to pay.
- 6Livvy Dunne and Paul Skenes spotted in the Bahamas▼Livvy Dunne and slim Paul Skenes in the Bahamas, internet's favorite woodworking influencer stops by & meat
Gymnast and influencer Livvy Dunne and Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes are reported to be vacationing in the Bahamas, with coverage noting Skenes looking slimmer in photos. The item also mentions a popular woodworking influencer making an appearance and references to meat, though no further details are given beyond the headline.