Tyson Foods

TSN

Market cap $20.5B

Tyson Foods will close its Nebraska beef plant affecting 3,200 workers and scale back Texas operations as cattle shortages force major industry restructuring.

The largest meat supplier in the U.S. has lost more than $425 million on beef this year, despite near record-high prices.

Tyson Foods has agreed to stop making claims about reaching “net zero” or selling “climate-smart” beef for at least five years, part of a settlement from a lawsuit brought against it by the nonprofit Environmental Working Group (EWG).

Tyson Foods has agreed to stop saying it will reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 and marketing beef as climate friendly to settle a lawsuit that accused the U.S. meat company of misleading consumers with the claims, the nonprofit Environmental Working Group said on Monday.

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Tyson Foods offers an appealing dividend yield above 3% and trades at a forward P/E below the sector median, attracting income-focused investors. Recent earnings highlight strong top- and bottom-line growth, improved free cash flow, and robust share buybacks, despite ongoing inflationary headwinds. TSN maintains a conservative payout ratio and reduced leverage, but future dividend increases may be minimal until macroeconomic pressures ease.

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Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE:TSN) shares traded higher on Tuesday after the company released its fourth-quarter and fiscal 2025 results on November 10.

Shares of Tyson Foods rose modestly Monday after the company posted mixed results in its fourth quarter and reported chicken sales have reached a three-year high amid a drop in demand for beef as prices rise.