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37 documents for Greeley-based Swift

- Swift Says Raids Could Cost It $30 Million
DENVER -- Immigration raids that rounded up about 1,300 Swift & Co. workers at six meat plants last month could cost the company up to $30 million, officials said Thursday. Greeley-based Swift said its preliminary estimate of the one- time impact of the raids included $20 million, mostly in lost operating efficiency as new employees are retrained, plus up to $10 million to retain workers and offer hiring incentives to add back production employees.
- Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
- January 05, 2007
- Tyson Foods Inc. will lose its claim to being the world's largest protein maker and face increased competition after Brazil-based JBS Latin America's biggest beef producer, bought Greeley, Colo.-based Swift Foods for $1.4 billion.
Business Briefs
- Arkansas Business
- June 04, 2007
- Meat Plant Raids Uncover Id Theft
WASHINGTON - Federal officials said Wednesday that the raids on meatpacking plants in six states uncovered a "disturbing front" in the battle against illegal immigration - identity theft as a tool to obtain employment. The raids against Swift & Co., a Greeley, Colo.-based meat processor, added up to the largest-ever workplace crackdown on illegal immigration, said Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff.
- Charleston Gazette
- December 15, 2006

- Id Theft Tied to Illegal Workers
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Federal officials said Wednesday that the raids on meatpacking plants in six states uncovered a "disturbing front" in the battle against illegal immigration -- identity theft as a tool to obtain employment. The raids against Swift & Co., a Greeley, Colo.-based meat processor, added up to the largest-ever workplace crackdown on illegal immigration, said Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff.
- The Columbian
- December 19, 2006
- Beef Producer Swift Names Chief Executive
Swift & Co., the third-largest U.S. beef producer, named Sam Rovit, head of global mergers and acquisitions at Bain & Co., as its new chief executive. Rovit replaces John N. Simons, who resigned in April. Rovit, 47, a graduate of Duke University who earned an MBA at Harvard Business School, joined Bain & Co. in 1988 and was elected to the firm's partnership group in 1995, Swift, based in Greeley, Colo., said Wednesday in a statement.
- Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
- May 26, 2005
- Corrections.
Greeley-based Swift & Co. experienced a 3 percent decline in revenues ...
- ColoradoBiz
- Vol. 33 Nbr. 10, October 2006
- The U.S. Department of Justice, Citing Antitrust Concerns,...[Derived Headline]
MILWAUKEE The U.S. Department of Justice, citing antitrust concerns, filed suit Monday to block the proposed acquisition of National Beef Packing Co. LLC of Kansas City, Mo., by JBS SA of Brazil.

... year after purchasing Greeley, Colo.-based Swift & Co. for $225 million. National Beef was disappoi...
- The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
- October 23, 2008
- Swift Boosts Income but Cuts Beef-Plant Staff
DENVER -- Swift & Co. credited escalating pork sales for boosting its second-quarter net income to $15.4 million from $13.7 million a year ago and said Monday pork should remain a bright spot during the fallout from the mad cow scare. Last month's discovery of the first domestic case of mad cow disease, however, is forcing the Greeley-based company to cut staff at some of its six beef plants.
- Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
- January 13, 2004
- Stockgrowers Sound Alarm Over Buyout
JBS, which has become a world player in the beef and pork industry in the past half century, considered a U.S. market presence essential to expansion, Keys said.

...Sao Paulo-based JBS Swift would become the largest meatpacker in the United ...
- Billings Gazette, The
- August 26, 2009
- Japan Inspectors Visit U.S. Plant
DENVER -- Japanese officials began inspecting a Swift & Co. meatpacking plant in the northern Colorado city of Greeley Monday as part of a tour of U.S. facilities ahead of their nation's plan to lift a ban on U.S. beef. Representatives of Japan's health and agricultural ministries arrived at the plant about 50 miles north of Denver before 8 a.m. and were expected to spend the day, Swift spokesman Sean McHugh said.
- Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
- July 04, 2006