So, Walmart is going to package its own meat. Another corporate take-over of Ranchers. Can you see the signs?

Is the meat packing plant going to hire Americans, or illegal immigrants? Is the ranch, in Nebraska, going to hire illegals or Americans?

Who is going to be hired to oversee the 'sustainably' raised beef? How much more is it going to cost? If they run out of meat in Nebraska, are they going to import foreign meat that has no USDA regulations attached to it?

What's going to be put into the beef? Vaccines? Hormones? Etc, etc, etc? Walmart owns a majority share of the slaughterhouse in Nebraska.

~NightSky

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Walmart is bolstering its supply chain by building its own meatpacking facility in America’s Heartland.

“Today, we’re excited to share how Walmart is furthering that commitment by announcing plans for our first owned and operated case-ready beef facility, opening in 2025,” a Walmart press release read.

The new facility will be constructed later this year in Olathe, Kansas, about 25 miles southwest of Kansas City. It’s “an important milestone for Walmart as we continue to build a more resilient supply chain and identify ways to increase access to high-quality Angus beef for our customers,” America’s largest retailer said.

According to Bloomberg, Walmart’s move comes “as the Biden Administration pushes for more competition in the meat sector, where just four companies control about 85% of US beef-processing capacity.”

Once opened, the new meatpacking plant will package and distribute beef from Sustainable Beef LLC in North Platte, Nebraska, to serve stores across the Midwest.

Walmart wants to avoid severe supply chain challenges faced during Covid years, which resulted in some stores running out of beef and pork products.

Even though 600 jobs will be created at the new facility in Olathe, we suspect the future of meatpacking plants will involve a great deal of automation.

https://www.infowars.com/posts/walmart-builds-new-beef-plant-to-bolster-meat-supply-chain/