Tyson Foods shuts down Illinois meatpacking plant: cattle shortage or bad business climate? @FOX32Chicago
Tyson Foods shuts down Illinois meatpacking plant: cattle shortage or bad business climate?  @FOX32Chicago
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Tyson Foods is closing its major beef processing plant in Joslin, Illinois, eliminating over 2,500 jobs. State Senator Chris Balkema joins us to discuss why he believes Illinois' tax and regulatory environment is driving major agricultural employers to shift operations to neighboring states.
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Tyson Foods shuts down Illinois meatpacking plant: cattle shortage or bad business climate?

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