Bunge Ltd (BG): * BUNGE REPORTS THIRD QUARTER 2020 RESULTS. * Q3 GAAP EARNINGS PER SHARE $1.84. * SEES FY 2020 ADJUSTED EARNINGS PER SHARE $6.25 TO $6.75. * Q3 EARNINGS PER SHARE ESTIMATE $0.20 -- REFINITIV IBES DATA. * IN EDIBLE OILS, WE NOW EXPECT FY ADJUSTED RESULTS TO BE UP COMPARED TO LAST YEAR. * EXPECTED FULL-YEAR ADJUSTED RESULTS IN MILLING CONTINUE TO BE IN LINE WITH LAST YEAR.
Israeli food tech firm DouxMatok and Canada's Rogers Sugar (RSGUF) said on Wednesday they would collaborate to sell DouxMatok's sugar reduction technology to North American companies. DouxMatok's technology, which is based on cane sugar, is already available in Israel but will be sold to companies in the United States in 2021 through Rogers, the companies said.
Tyson Foods (TSN) said on Tuesday it plans in January to have company employees take on duties from more than a dozen federal inspectors at a large Kansas beef plant, after getting a U.S. government waiver. Tyson said the change would improve food safety and efficiency as part of a process to modernize inspections, although activists worried it could result in less oversight.
Tyson Foods (TSN) said on Tuesday it plans in January to have company employees take on duties from more than a dozen federal inspectors at a large Kansas beef plant, after getting a U.S. government waiver. Tyson said the change would improve food safety and efficiency as part of a process to modernize inspections, although activists worried it could result in less oversight.
Tyson Foods (TSN) said on Tuesday it plans in January to replace more than a dozen federal inspectors at a large Kansas beef plant with company employees, after getting a U.S. government waiver. Tyson said the changes would improve food safety and efficiency, though some activists worried they could result in less oversight.
Tyson Foods (TSN) said on Tuesday it plans in January to replace more than a dozen federal inspectors at a large Kansas beef plant with company employees, after getting a U.S. government waiver. Tyson said the changes would improve food safety and efficiency, though some activists worried they could result in less oversight.
Wheat Slides Amid Election Jitters. Wheat for December delivery fell 0.7% to $6.15 3/ 4 a bushel, on the Chicago Board of Trade Tuesday, dropping for a second straight day as grains traders were cautious in trading ahead of next week's U.S. general election. Soybeans for January delivery fell 0.6% to $10.76 1/ 2 a bushel.
Breakfast Sales Struggle for Burger King-- Market Talk. 09:14 ET- Burger King-parent Restaurant Brands International says it's trying to improve its breakfast options as morning sales remain slow due to the pandemic. Late-night sales are also struggling as the pandemic has curbed nightlife.
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