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Europe’s Biggest Pork Producer Loses in Greenwashing Case - Claims Journal

A high court in Denmark ruled that Europe’s biggest pork producer misled consumers by advertising its meat as “climate-controlled” in what is the Nordic country’s first...

claimsjournal.com / Article / 3 months ago

Deere must face US farmers' 'right-to-repair' lawsuits, judge rules - Reuters

A U.S. judge on Monday said Deere & Co must face claims from crop farms and farmers that the agricultural machinery maker...

reuters.com / Article / 6 months ago

Western Power charged over WA bushfire which tore through Wheatbelt, killed livestock - ABC News

A probe into a bushfire, which tore through 18,000 hectares of farms and bushland in WA's Wheatbelt region, has led to legal action against Western Power...

abc.net.au / Article / 9 months ago

Staff at Top U.S. Farm Research Center File Complaint Alleging Unsafe Work Conditions

Three employees of the largest agricultural research facility in the U.S. have filed federal whistleblower complaints alleging that the facility's conditions are...

Article / 1 year ago

Turkey producers lose bid to toss antitrust case - Reuters

A U.S. judge in Chicago on Monday declined to dismiss private civil antitrust claims against Butterball LLC, Cargill Inc, Perdue Farms Inc and a group of other turkey suppliers...

reuters.com / Article / 2 years ago

Poultry workers' $85 mln antitrust deal ready for judge's approval - Reuters

A class of current and former poultry workers who alleged major U.S. chicken processors conspired to suppress wages has asked a Maryland federal court...

reuters.com / Article / 2 years ago

U.S. Sues Chicken Producers, Alleging They Conspired to Keep Wages Down

US poultry producers Cargill Inc., Sanderson Farms Inc. and Wayne Farms LLC agreed to pay $84.8 million restitution for conspiring to lower wages for...

Article / 2 years ago