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Grey Moran

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Durham
As seen in: Sentient Media, The Intercept, The New York Times, HuffPost, The Guardian, Yahoo Singapore, Aol, The Atlantic, Al Jazeera English, Healthline, Quartz, Slate and
Covers:  Climate Change, Agriculture, Food Systems, Human Rights, LGBTQ Issues
Doesn't Cover: Celebrities
investigative reporter @Sentient_Media, focused on agriculture + climate grey@sentientmedia.org or grey.l.moran@gmail.com

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Over 1,700 Cargill Meatpacking Workers Locked Out After Demanding Bathroom Breaks

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By Grey Moran Verified
| Sentient Media Verified
The town of Fort Morgan — just over 5 square miles along the northeastern plains of Colorado, with a population of around 11,900 — has emerged as the center of a pivotal labor dispute with the largest privately-held company in the United States: Cargill. As one of the “Big Four” meatpackers that corner the U.S. market, Cargill produces about one-fifth of the nation’s beef, with six primary U.S. beef processing plants. Its slaughterhouse and processor in Fort Morgan is colossal in its own right.
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Ready to recall: These meats are behind 40% of USDA food warnings

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By Grey Moran Verified
| Vincennes Sun-Commercial Verified
A staggering 37 million pounds of frozen chicken and pork products, much of it ready to eat, is no longer considered safe for consumption after being shipped to retailers, including Trader Joe’s, across the U.S. and exported to Canada and Mexico. Four customers complained about glass shards in the food to the manufacturer, Ajinomoto Foods North America, which issued a recall and alerted regulators at the U.S Department of Agriculture.
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Ready to recall: These meats are behind 40% of USDA food warnings

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By Grey Moran Verified
| Benton County Enterprise Verified
Posted 5/29/26 Sentient reports that 40% of USDA food warnings involve ready-to-eat meats, contributing to significant recalls due to contamination and health risks. This item is available in full to subscribers. E-mail Password Print and web subscribers If you're a print and web subscriber, but do not yet have an online account, click here to create one. Non-subscribers Click here to see your options for becoming a subscriber.
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