How Wayne Farms leverages experience to transform its supply chain

Feb 05, 2020 at 04:07 PM CST
In 1965, Continental Grain, a family company run to this day by the Fribourg family in New York, acquired a majority share of Allied Mills, breaking off a division dedicated exclusively to poultry that officially became Wayne Farms. Subsequently, Wayne Farms grew into the powerhouse it is today — the sixth largest fully integrated poultry company in the United States with seven feeds mills, seven processing plants, and US$2.2bn in sales. With a vision of being the partner of choice for customers, colleagues, and farmers alike, its mission statement centres around executing the behaviours that lead to meaningful success, including integrity, teamwork and leadership.

Feb 05, 2020 at 04:07 PM CST

In 1965, Continental Grain, a family company run to this day by the Fribourg family in New York, acquired a majority share of Allied Mills, breaking off a division dedicated exclusively to poultry that officially became Wayne Farms. Subsequently, Wayne Farms grew into the powerhouse it is today — the sixth largest fully integrated poultry company in the United States with seven feeds mills, seven processing plants, and US$2.2bn in sales. With a vision of being the partner of choice for customers, colleagues, and farmers alike, its mission statement centres around executing the behaviours that lead to meaningful success, including integrity, teamwork and leadership.