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	~~'''~~Perdue Farms''' is a major American [[poultry]] farming and food processing company based in [[Salisbury, Maryland]]. It was founded in 1920 by Arthur Perdue with the initial operation of selling [[egg]]s. The company expanded significantly under the leadership of his son, Frank Perdue, in the 1950s, transitioning into a vertically integrated poultry company. Today, Perdue Farms is one of the largest chicken producers in the United States and also operates in the [[pork]], [[turkey]], and [[beef]] sectors, providing a wide range of products from fresh meats to processed and pre-cooked items.		== Perdue Farms ==

	~~==History==~~		[[File:Perdue_logo.png\|thumb\|right\|Perdue Farms logo]]
	~~The foundation of '''~~Perdue Farms''' dates back to 1920 when Arthur Perdue started the business with a small flock of chickens, focusing on selling eggs. In 1939, the company made a significant shift towards the poultry meat industry by purchasing its first hatchery. This move marked the beginning of Perdue's journey into poultry farming and processing. Under the guidance of Frank Perdue in the 1950s, the company expanded its operations and introduced innovative practices in breeding, feeding, and processing of chickens, which significantly improved product quality and efficiency.

	~~==Operations==~~		'''Perdue Farms''' is a major [[American]] [[poultry]] company based in [[Salisbury, Maryland]]. Founded in 1920 by [[Arthur Perdue]], the company has grown to become one of the largest producers of [[chicken]], [[turkey]], and other [[agricultural products]] in the [[United States]].
	Perdue Farms ~~operates under~~ a ~~vertically integrated model~~, ~~controlling every aspect of the production process from feed mills to hatcheries~~, ~~and from farms to processing plants. This integration ensures quality control and traceability throughout~~ the ~~entire supply chain. The~~ company ~~is known for its commitment~~ to ~~animal welfare~~, ~~environmental sustainability~~, and ~~community engagement. Perdue Farms has implemented various initiatives to reduce its environmental footprint, including~~ the ~~use of renewable energy sources and sustainable farming practices~~.

	==~~Products~~==		=== History ===
	The product range of Perdue Farms includes fresh chicken, frozen and fully cooked chicken products, turkey, pork, and beef. The company also offers a variety of organic and no-antibiotics-ever products under its Perdue, Perdue Harvestland, and Coleman Natural brands. These products cater to the growing consumer demand for healthier and more sustainable food options.

	~~==Sustainability~~ and ~~Animal Welfare==~~		Perdue Farms was established by Arthur Perdue and his wife, Pearl Perdue, as a small [[egg]] business. Over the years, the company expanded its operations to include the production of [[broiler chickens]]. In the 1950s, their son, [[Frank Perdue]], took over the business and began to focus on branding and quality control, which helped the company grow significantly.
	Perdue ~~Farms places~~ a ~~strong emphasis on sustainability and animal welfare~~. ~~The~~ company ~~has set ambitious goals~~ to ~~reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve water quality, and increase~~ the ~~use~~ of ~~renewable energy~~. In ~~terms of animal welfare~~, Perdue ~~Farms follows comprehensive care programs~~ and ~~has taken steps~~ to ~~enhance~~ the ~~living conditions of its poultry, including providing more space, natural light, and environmental enrichments~~.

	==~~Community Involvement~~==		=== Operations ===
	Perdue Farms is actively involved in the communities where it operates, supporting various educational, health, and environmental initiatives. The company's philanthropic efforts are focused on fighting hunger, improving education, and promoting environmental stewardship.

	~~==Controversies==~~		Perdue Farms operates numerous [[processing plants]] and [[distribution centers]] across the United States. The company is known for its commitment to [[animal welfare]] and [[sustainability]]. It has implemented various practices to ensure the humane treatment of animals and reduce its environmental impact.
	~~Like many large agribusinesses,~~ Perdue Farms ~~has faced criticism~~ and ~~legal challenges related~~ to ~~environmental pollution, labor practices, and~~ animal welfare. ~~The company~~ has ~~taken steps~~ to ~~address these issues, including implementing more sustainable farming practices~~ and ~~improving working conditions~~.

	[[Category:~~Agriculture~~ companies ~~of the United States~~]]		=== Products ===

			The company offers a wide range of products, including fresh and frozen chicken, turkey, and prepared foods. Perdue Farms is also involved in the production of [[organic]] and [[antibiotic-free]] poultry products, catering to the growing demand for healthier food options.

			=== Corporate Responsibility ===

			Perdue Farms is committed to [[corporate social responsibility]] and has various initiatives aimed at supporting local communities, promoting [[sustainability]], and ensuring [[food safety]]. The company has received recognition for its efforts in these areas.

			== Related pages ==
			* [[Poultry farming]]
			* [[Salisbury, Maryland]]
			* [[Frank Perdue]]
			* [[Animal welfare]]

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	[[Category:Poultry companies]]		[[Category:Poultry companies]]
	[[Category:Companies ~~based in Maryland]]~~		[[Category:Companies established in 1920]]
	~~[[Category:Food and drink companies~~ established in 1920]]
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'''Perdue Farms''' is a major American [[poultry]] farming and food processing company based in [[Salisbury, Maryland]]. It was founded in 1920 by Arthur Perdue with the initial operation of selling [[egg]]s. The company expanded significantly under the leadership of his son, Frank Perdue, in the 1950s, transitioning into a vertically integrated poultry company. Today, Perdue Farms is one of the largest chicken producers in the United States and also operates in the [[pork]], [[turkey]], and [[beef]] sectors, providing a wide range of products from fresh meats to processed and pre-cooked items.

==History==
The foundation of '''Perdue Farms''' dates back to 1920 when Arthur Perdue started the business with a small flock of chickens, focusing on selling eggs. In 1939, the company made a significant shift towards the poultry meat industry by purchasing its first hatchery. This move marked the beginning of Perdue's journey into poultry farming and processing. Under the guidance of Frank Perdue in the 1950s, the company expanded its operations and introduced innovative practices in breeding, feeding, and processing of chickens, which significantly improved product quality and efficiency.

==Operations==
Perdue Farms operates under a vertically integrated model, controlling every aspect of the production process from feed mills to hatcheries, and from farms to processing plants. This integration ensures quality control and traceability throughout the entire supply chain. The company is known for its commitment to animal welfare, environmental sustainability, and community engagement. Perdue Farms has implemented various initiatives to reduce its environmental footprint, including the use of renewable energy sources and sustainable farming practices.

==Products==
The product range of Perdue Farms includes fresh chicken, frozen and fully cooked chicken products, turkey, pork, and beef. The company also offers a variety of organic and no-antibiotics-ever products under its Perdue, Perdue Harvestland, and Coleman Natural brands. These products cater to the growing consumer demand for healthier and more sustainable food options.

==Sustainability and Animal Welfare==
Perdue Farms places a strong emphasis on sustainability and animal welfare. The company has set ambitious goals to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, improve water quality, and increase the use of renewable energy. In terms of animal welfare, Perdue Farms follows comprehensive care programs and has taken steps to enhance the living conditions of its poultry, including providing more space, natural light, and environmental enrichments.

==Community Involvement==
Perdue Farms is actively involved in the communities where it operates, supporting various educational, health, and environmental initiatives. The company's philanthropic efforts are focused on fighting hunger, improving education, and promoting environmental stewardship.

==Controversies==
Like many large agribusinesses, Perdue Farms has faced criticism and legal challenges related to environmental pollution, labor practices, and animal welfare. The company has taken steps to address these issues, including implementing more sustainable farming practices and improving working conditions.

[[Category:Agriculture companies of the United States]]
[[Category:Poultry companies]]
[[Category:Companies based in Maryland]]
[[Category:Food and drink companies established in 1920]]
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