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NPPC: EATS Act, market access important in 2024 Farm Bill

The group said it hopes the House Agriculture Committee passes the bill soon to help solidify the future of the U.S. pork industry.

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Animal Feed Manufacturers

British feed company settles on operating hours

After a long-running battle involving local residents and authorities, a North Yorkshire livestock feed firm has agreed to restrictions on vehicle operating hours.

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FBI intensifies probe into ADM's accounting practices

Subpoenas issued over ADM's accounting practices, coinciding with a lawsuit challenging the firm's executive compensation.

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ADM updates investors on accounting investigation

CEO assures no impact on consolidated earnings, commits to enhanced financial controls amidst ongoing SEC and DOJ investigations.

Multimillion dollar fraud in US organic grains market

A sophisticated scheme by Turkish businessman Hakan Bahçeci and associates, defrauded the US organic food market by selling falsely labeled non-organic grains.

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Carbon Emissions Reduction

Upcoming carbon tax adds to Danish farming challenges

Denmark is mulling options for a tax on carbon dioxide emissions for agriculture that is set to increase costs for farmers and reduce agricultural production and the sector’s workforce.

US Justice Department investigating ADM's accounting practices

ADM faces a Justice Department investigation into its accounting practices, leading to a significant drop in stock prices and heightened investor concerns.

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ADM's accounting scrutiny intensifies with class action lawsuit

Questions raised about a link to the nutrition division's accounting irregularities and executive bonuses.

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Prestige Feed Products in legal clash over odor

Despite investments in odor control measures and scientific studies, the city of Mount Prospect, Illinois, alleges breach of agreements.

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Ingredion settles wet corn milling facility's Clean Air Act violations

Company will pay a $1.1 million penalty and $7 million in remediation measures.

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Cargill faces criminal probe over Amazon port project

Federal prosecutors in Brazil found "irregularities" in the acquisition of disputed land where Cargill plans to build a massive river port.

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Department of Justice files antitrust suit against Agri Stats

Agri Stats says lawsuit is “wrong on the law and bad for consumers.”

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