Perdue Farms Releases FY2021 Company Stewardship Report

June 14, 2021 Perdue Farms

Perdue Farms announced today the launch of its Fiscal Year 2021 Company Stewardship Report. This new report highlights a year of the company continuing its leadership in employee safety, alleviating food insecurity, producing in-demand consumer products, and advancing its industry-leading animal care commitments.

Perdue Farms Named to Forbes’ “Best Employers for New Graduates 2021” List

June 4, 2021 Perdue Farms

Forbes has named Perdue Farms one of the Best Employers for New Graduates for 2021. The annual list, which Forbes released in partnership with online statistics firm Statista, is based on an independent survey of over 20,000 U.S. young professionals that focused on work-related issues and their experiences in the workplace. Participants were asked to rate the likelihood that they would recommend their employer to family and friends.

Perdue Farms awards $10,000 grant to Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina in NC

April 8, 2021 Perdue Farms

The donation aligns with the company’s “Delivering Hope To Our Neighbors™” initiative focused on providing access to nutritious protein for people struggling with hunger, especially amid the pandemic, and making meaningful progress toward ending hunger.

American Heart Association Recognizes Perdue Farms With Gold Workplace Health Achievement Award

January 15, 2021 Perdue Farms

The American Heart Association announced results of its 2020 Workplace Health Achievement Index and Perdue Farms achieved national gold recognition for taking significant steps to build a culture of health in the workplace.

Perdue Taps Farmers’ Knowledge and Experience in Getting the Most Birds Outside Into Free-Range Pastures

December 3, 2020 Perdue Farms

Perdue Farms, a global leader in animal welfare, has announced the winner of its first Chicken Welfare Free-Range Pasture contest. Sixteen farmers participated in the contest that tapped their knowledge and experience in getting the most chickens to go outside, enabling them “to do what chickens naturally do.”