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Protecting the poultry industry since 1954
The Poultry Federation (TPF) is a multi-state trade organization representing the poultry and egg industry in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma. TPF promotes and protects the interests of the industry and is a unified voice before the state governments. We rely on membership funding to support its representation of the poultry and egg industry.
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Nov 07
Injuries and Illnesses in Poultry Processing at New All-Time Low
Washington, D.C.– The incidence of occupational injuries and illnesses within the poultry sector’s slaughter and processing workforce has fallen by 84 percent over the last 25 years and continues to decline according to the 2018 Injury and Illness Report recently released by the Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).
Nov 07
Dean Banks named President of Tyson Foods
Springdale, Arkansas – Tyson Foods, Inc. (NYSE: TSN) today announced that its board of directors has named independent director Dean Banks, 46, president of the company, effective December 20, 2019.
Oct 09
Marel Celebrates 75 Years of Business in Gainesville
Marel celebrated 75 years of operations at its location in Gainesville, Georgia. To mark the occasion, the company celebrated with a luncheon where Georgia Agricultural Commissioner Gary Black and Georgia State Senator Butch Miller along with Executive Management from Marel spoke to the audience.
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Resources
We know how important it is for our members to have the most current industry information available. Check out our available resources including jobs in the industry and facts about the economic impact of the poultry and egg industries.
Avian Influenza
It is critical that everyone working on poultry farms follow strict biosecurity measures to prevent HPAI from making its way onto farms.
Scholarships
Learn about our scholarships for students pursuing a degree that would lead to a career in the poultry and egg industry.
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