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- noun A person involved in the
meatpacking industry, including slaughtering and meat processing
Etymologies
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Examples
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Tasman Group of Australia and a majority stake in Italian meatpacker Inalca SpA.
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In December, JBS bought a 50% stake in Italian meatpacker Inalca, a unit of Cremonini SpA, largely because of its operations in Russia, Eastern Europe and North Africa, all growing beef markets.
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The largest U.S. meatpacker has warned of sluggish demand for chicken, pork and beef as consumers face higher gasoline prices.
Tyson's Profit Drops 21% on Weaker Chicken Income Ian Berry 2011
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Some feedlot owners say working with a single meatpacker can streamline sales and take risk out of a market that depends on thin profit margins.
Beef Industry: Less Demand Could Mean Lower Quality Meat AP 2010
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In 2008, JBS purchased Smithfield Beef for $565 million and in 2007 acquired U.S. meatpacker Swift & Co. for $225 million.
JBS Hits Financing Hurdles Pursuing Sara Lee Gina Chon 2011
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Tyson Foods , the largest U.S. meatpacker, saw speculative call buying, too.
Bulls Get Behind Target Brendan Conway 2011
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The fourth meatpacker bids somewhat higher, ensuring that the rancher has little choice in deciding whose bid to accept.
Beef Industry: Less Demand Could Mean Lower Quality Meat AP 2010
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Some feedlot owners say working with a single meatpacker can streamline sales and take risk out of a market that depends on thin profit margins.
Beef Industry: Less Demand Could Mean Lower Quality Meat AP 2010
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Brazilian meatpacker JBS SA said the ban hit three of its slaughterhouses but added that the company will continue to supply Russia from other plants in Brazil and abroad.
Russian Ban Surprises Brazil Beef Industry, Regulators Paul Kiernan 2011
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The fourth meatpacker bids somewhat higher, ensuring that the rancher has little choice in deciding whose bid to accept.
Beef Industry: Less Demand Could Mean Lower Quality Meat AP 2010
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