Tyson says they have not lost production capacity after a massive fire shut down its Holcomb plant in Kansas.
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Chief Executive Noel White says the company was able to shift volume to other plants, but that has created new cattle transportation costs. The plant is expected to back up and running in the next couple of months. Last week Tyson lowered its earnings estimate for 2019 citing the fire along with a volatile grain market.
