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Tyson Foods to Close Eagle Mountain Facility, Eliminating 723 Jobs

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Tyson Foods plans to close its Eagle Mountain facility, cutting 723 jobs after the Utah County plant opened in 2021. Employees received notices that the closure will occur around Oct. 12. City and state officials said they are working with Tyson to support affected workers, while Tyson also plans to close an Illinois plant and sell a Washington state facility.

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