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flag Tyson closes Nebraska beef plant, shifts Texas site amid $426M loss due to drought, disease, and falling volumes.

flag Tyson Foods is shutting its Lexington, Nebraska, beef plant and cutting its Amarillo, Texas, facility to one shift after posting a $426 million beef loss in 2025, driven by drought, herd rebuilding, and screwworm outbreaks. flag Beef prices rose 17% but volumes still fell. flag Tyson expects another $400–$600 million loss in 2026, partly offset by chicken, and will shift production to other plants while supporting affected workers. flag Germany’s Monopolies Commission, citing 85% retail concentration and rising retailer manufacturing, is urging tighter M&A oversight to curb inflation and restore competition, including reexamining Edeka’s 2016 takeover of Kaiser’s Tengelmann.

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