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Beyond Meat CEO Ethan Brown said using animals for food goes against his personal beliefs but doesn’t make Tyson the enemy. He says that together, Beyond Meat and Tyson can serve a changing consumer.
Agriculture & Poultry / Investments / Media & Marketing / Restaurants & Food

Tyson Venture Fund Looks to Future of Food

Tyson Foods announced in early December a $150 million capital investment fund it calls Tyson New Ventures LLC to invest in innovative food companies and technologies. read more >

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Tyson Foods Launches $150M Venture Capital Fund

Tyson Foods Inc. of Springdale said Monday that it has a launched a $150 million venture capital fund, called Tyson New Ventures LLC, as it seeks to invest in innovative food companies and technologies. read more >

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