Fundamental to feeding a growing population is creating a more sustainable food system, and that means addressing our environmental footprint at every step in the supply chain and finding better, more efficient ways to get protein from family farms to family tables. That’s why our Chonburi facility in Thailand has gone 100% paperless in their manufacturing systems – production, food safety and quality assurance, and safety – for frontline operations.
Johnathon, a Tyson Foods senior engineering manager, spreads a handful of faded photos out on the table between us. They look like typical family photos: a mom holding a daughter, a couple at a scenic overlook, a large group photo, a closeup of a young woman smiling at something or someone off camera. But for Johnathon and his family, these snapshots are irreplaceable.
At Tyson Foods, we celebrate the diversity of our team members, customers, and communities because we know it makes us a stronger, better company. It’s our differences, not our similarities, that drive innovation, strengthen relationships with customers, suppliers and communities, and lead to competitive advantages in the marketplace.
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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.
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