Tyson invests millions in lab grown meat

Let's talk about the elephant in the room. Tyson Foods recently announced plant closures in Illinois and Utah that will eliminate more than 3,200 jobs due to a historic cattle shortage. Tyson to lay off more than 3,200 Americans due to a beef shortage. Now, if you do a little research, you're going to find out about this. Tyson Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Tyson Foods, founded in 2016 and based in Springdale, Arkansas. It invests in disruptive food-system innovators, focusing on supply chain technologies, digital and AI solutions, and sustainable, responsible food production. Tyson Ventures is heavily endorsing three companies. Lab grown cultured meat startups to be exact. They're called Memphis Meats, Upside Foods, and Future Meat Technologies. Now, Tyson Ventures is heavily endorsing three companies. Lab grown cultured meat startups to be exact. They're called Memphis Meats, Upside Foods, and Future Meat Technologies. Now, I don't know about you folks, but I think 4,000 people losing their high paying jobs. They're also pensioned jobs. They get a pension when they retire. And you know why Tyson is getting rid of these people? Because their future is lab grown cultured meat. No matter how you slice shit cake, here it is. Tyson Foods announced on Monday that it has invested in Memphis Meats, a startup that makes cultured meat. Past investors have included Bill Gates, Richard Branson, and the food and agricultural giant Cargill. Proponents of plant-based and lab-grown meat say that they are environmentally-friendly alternatives to Tyson invests millions in lab grown meat. You're not going to be heavily invested in lab grown meat. And you're not going to be shutting down beef production. You're making room for this. Welcome to America, folks.