Tyson Foods

Springdale, AR 72762

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Tyson Foods, the Republic of Kazakhstan and private holding company Kusto Group signed an agreement at Tyson Foods World Headquarters in Springdale, Arkansas, to collaborate on a project that could lead to the construction of a modern beef processing plant in Kazakhstan. Signing from left to right are Yerkin Tatishev of Kusto Group, Kazakhstan Prime Minister Askar Mamin and Tyson Foods President and CEO Noel White. Behind them from left to right are Arkansas Lt. Governor Tim Griffin, Kazakhstan Ambassador to the U.S. Erzhan Kazykhaov and Tyson Foods Chairman John Tyson. (Tyson Foods)
Tyson looks to expand beef business into Kazakhstan
An expansion project is being planned for the Tyson Prepared Foods plant in Hutchinson, Kansas. (Roy Graber)
Tyson Prepared Foods plant expansion planned in Kansas
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Blended burgers and plant-based nuggets are among Tyson Foods' Raised & Rooted offerings. (Tyson Foods)
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