Tyson CEO Says 'Constantly' Looking for Acquisitions

The transcript discusses Tyson's strategic focus on innovation and sustainability, driven by stable input costs. It highlights the company's efforts in automation due to labor challenges and its acquisition strategy aimed at expanding its protein portfolio. The discussion also covers Tyson's financial health and its approach to trade, emphasizing the importance of NAFTA and global markets.

How does Tyson benefit from stable grain prices?

• By accelerating innovation and brand building

• By focusing more on price than value

• By increasing labor costs

• By reducing marketing efforts

What is one of the challenges Tyson faces in terms of labor?

• Decreasing wages

• Lack of automation

• Excessive labor supply

• Tightening labor market

What is Tyson's approach to acquisitions?

• Acquiring companies regardless of valuation

• Focusing on protein-specific brands with great capabilities

• Avoiding any acquisitions

• Acquiring only international companies

What is Tyson's stance on trade agreements like NAFTA?

• They are irrelevant to Tyson's operations

• They are crucial for maintaining trade flow

• They should be completely abolished

• They only affect Tyson's domestic sales

How does Tyson view the potential changes in trade policies?

• As a significant threat to their business

• As unlikely to affect their food exports

• As a minor concern

• As an opportunity to increase exports