Gambling or getting employees corona, beheaded chickens alive, workers losing fingers at the pace of work, it all happens with American meat giant Tyson Foods. However, there is still a lot of Dutch money in this company, including Rabobank. We're sketching a picture of the American meat industry at its worst.

Meat giant Tyson Foods wants to further conquer the European market and expand its site in the Netherlands. In the United States, it is already one of the largest meat producers. But the giant was compromised several times for animal abuse and human exploitation. “Tyson treats his employees like machines." What kind of company is this, where Rabobank invests billions?
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Tyson Foods is one of the largest meat producers in the world with a turnover of $42.8 billion.

Tyson is a court supplier of chains like KFC and McDonald's.

The company receives billions of euros in loans from Rabobank and wants to expand its international market, including a Dutch branch in Oosterwolde, Friesland.

The meat giant treats his American workers badly. During the corona pandemic, there were several major outbreaks among the personnel.

Managers would have even bet at the factory how many of their employees would get infected with covid-19.

Workers are forced to work much too quickly with knives and scissors.

Tyson also suffered a lot of animal suffering: the company was repeatedly in contradiction for animal cruelty.

Animal welfare organisations are very pleased about the company's investments in plant products, meat substitutes for flexitarians.

Why is Rabobank investing in this controversial meat multinational?

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