At our Tyson Thailand manufacturing plants, we have been working diligently to recycle our used cooking oil for many years — after the used oil is accumulated in a secure collection container, it is removed by a third-party recycler and further processed into biofuels that, in turn, can be used as a renewable energy source.
As we move through Diversity Month this April, we’re proud to recognize the dynamic team members that make up Tyson Foods, who all bring a variety of experiences, beliefs and lifestyles to our workplace and help us better feed the world. Team members like Teodora Statz.
As a first generation American, I grew up in the shadow of World War II, understanding at an early age that something terrible had taken place. My parents, both immigrants from Germany, had barely escaped the violence that encapsulated Europe. My mother’s parents and her three younger sisters were not so fortunate. They perished in 1942.
We’re the largest U.S. food company, and sustainability is at the heart of our business.
We are channeling our size and scale to tackle some of the biggest sustainability challenges facing the world today.
We’re a progressive food company raising the world’s expectations for how much good food can do.
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When you think of Tyson, you probably imagine what is only a nugget of the larger picture that is Tyson Foods. Our products range from that juicy ribeye at the five-star restaurant to fresh meat at the local butcher.
