In early August 2026, Tyson Foods announced it would close its Joslin, Illinois, and Eagle Mountain, Utah beef facilities, pursue the sale of its Pasco, Washington plant, and concentrate beef processing around three central U.S. sites to keep overall cattle harvesting capacity similar while addressing historically tight cattle supplies. The restructuring sharply reduces Tyson’s beef footprint, effectively exiting roughly a third of its prior processing capacity in response to herd levels at...

Tyson Foods (TSN) has moved to reshape its beef operations in response to a severe US cattle shortage, closing or selling three facilities while concentrating processing around plants in Nebraska, Kansas and Texas. See our latest analysis for Tyson Foods. Tyson Foods' recent beef network reshaping comes as the stock posts a 1-day share price return of 3.16% to close at US$58.17, while the 90-day share price return has fallen 12.76% and the 1-year total shareholder return sits at 5.98%,...