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Tyson Profit Tops Estimates on Beef Pricing, Chicken Demand
Tyson Foods posted adjusted earnings of $0.97 per share, driven by rising chicken volumes despite a $143 million loss in its beef segment amid a 75-year low U.S. cattle herd.
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Tyson Customers Flock to Chicken While Beef Flounders
Not all protein is created equal. In its first-quarter earnings report on Monday, meat industry titan Tyson said its beef business has continued to be hampered by a cattle shortage, leading to massive beef-flation and huge losses. Thankfully, consumers have flocked to chicken in lieu of steak, keeping the company afloat and helping it beat Wall Street’s profit estimates for the quarter. Consider it the macroeconomics of getting your macros. Slau…
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