Tyson Foods partners with Allied Beef to boost US cattle supply and reopen Amarillo plant shift by 2027

Tyson Foods announced a long-term partnership with Allied Beef Company, a group of American ranchers, to strengthen the domestic cattle supply chain. This collaboration supports Tyson's plan to fully restore the second production shift at its Amarillo, Texas beef facility by summer 2027, enhancing beef production capacity and creating more jobs. The partnership aims to create a sustainable supply model benefiting ranchers, Tyson Foods, and consumers by ensuring reliable, high-quality beef supply. Tyson is committed to investing in infrastructure and workforce to meet growing protein demand and secure the future of beef production.

Tyson Foods, Inc. currently has a market cap of $21.00 billion and a dividend yield of 3.42% on Pluang as of Nov 09, 2026 21:13 WIB. The stock price is USD 60.00, showing a modest 0.54% increase over the past day. This stable trading environment reflects investor interest as Tyson strengthens its domestic cattle supply chain through a new long-term partnership with Allied Beef Company.