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JBS English Academy officially opens at Dinmore, Australia
03 Apr 2026
The JBS English Academy was officially launched on Monday, March 23 at a newly renovated building adjacent to the JBS Dinmore site - the largest beef process..)
JBS USA and National 4 H Council Launch Partnership to Prepare the Next Generation of America’s Farmers and Ranchers
25 Mar 2026
Washington, D.C.
JBS USA Breaks Ground on $150 Million Expansion at Cactus Beef Production Facility
04 Mar 2026
CACTUS, TEXAS (Feb.
JBS Pork Australia invests $38 million at Huntly, Victoria
23 Dec 2025
Huntly, Victoria, AUSTRALIA - The Hon Jacinta Allan MP, Premier of Victoria, and Lisa Chesters MP, Federal Member for Bendigo, visited JBS Pork Australia's H..)
Beef Capital icon JBS Rockhampton celebrates 60th anniversary
04 Dec 2025
Rockhampton Queensland AUSTRALIA – JBS Australia is celebrating the 60th anniversary of its Rockhampton beef processing facility in 2025.
JBS Pork Australia showcases bioenergy wins and opportunities
21 Nov 2025
JBS Australia – JBS Pork Australia’s green energy credentials were in the spotlight at the recent Victorian Bioenergy Network conference.
Prime Cut Meats joins the Andrews Meat family
18 Nov 2025
Queensland-based foodservice wholesaler Prime Cut Meats has been purchased by Andrews Meat Industries, a family-managed business and part of the JBS Australi..)
Pilgrim’s Breaks Ground on New Prepared Foods Facility in Walker County, Georgia
14 Nov 2025
LaFayette, Georgia (Nov.
JBS USA Breaks Ground on New Perry Facility
16 Oct 2025
PERRY, IOWA (Oct. 14, 2025) – JBS USA marked a major milestone with the groundbreaking of its new state-of-the-art sausage production facility in Perry, Iowa.
Tajima Wagyu Bresola Paves the Way With Back-to-Back Wins in Sydney and Melbourne
10 Oct 2025
Tajima Wagyu Bresaola has taken top honours at both the Melbourne Royal Australian Food Awards and the Sydney Royal Fine Food Show for two consecutive years.
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By Kiron Kasbekar | 08 Mar 2024
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