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Tyson Foods, Inc. >> 15
Tyson Foods’ strategy is to increase capacity to manufacture
cost-effective, value-added chicken, beef and pork products
and to deliver them to our customers as efficiently as possible.
Kelly Lasse (left), an industrial designer, and
James Ruff, senior engineer for prototype
development, are part of the Tyson Foods
process automation and technology group.
They and their Team Members design and
build machinery to improve operational
efficiencies and safety while maintaining
or improving product quality.