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Diving Briefs:
- Cargill said the Colorado Beef Factory will invest in nearly $ 90 million in computer vision and other state -of -the -art technologies over the next few years.
- The company plans to implement an exclusive automatic automation solution called CARVE at Fort Morgan’s factory. This technology uses a computer vision to measure red meat yield in real time, helping employees to improve cutting technology and reduce waste.
- This technology allows you to preserve more meat at the lowest time for decades of livestock supply. CARGILL has invested nearly $ 24 million technology upgrades in Fort Morgan facilities since 2021.
Dive Insights:
Cargill automates some processes to improve production efficiency and make it more safer for employees. The company has implemented more than 100 projects in 35 facilities in North America as part of the future factory.
Fort Morgan’s latest projects are designed to improve the meat cutting process by allowing real -time production insights. The wire manager can use this technology to immediately share feedback with employees to improve the process that can improve the production of meat.
Jarrod Gillig, chief vice president of North American beef business in Cargill, said in a statement, “We are now making a decision and storing lost products.” By applying smart technology to the problem, it gets more meat from all animals, reduces waste, and makes protein production more efficient and sustainable from the beginning to the end. “
Meat producers due to lack of livestock have invested to expand the processing capacity by increasing production. Cargill said in the statement that the yield of 1%can save hundreds of millions of pounds.
As the ranches are struggling to rebuild the crowds from drought and high input costs, cattle prices are expected to reach a new high in 2026. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, US beef production is expected to decrease by 5% year -on -year by 2026.
JBS, the world’s largest meat producer, said that it will spend $ 200 million in expanding US beef production to rebound in February.
In addition to the technology upgrade of Fort Morgan plant, CARGILL is investing to solve labor constraints by supporting $ 40 million development projects for employees.
