Danish Crown is carrying out a major organizational change to strengthen the business
Consolidation of eight units under one global leadership and phase-out of local directors. Focus on increased processing and European strategy towards 2030.
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Meat processing and food production company
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In short: Danish Crown faced animal-welfare allegations, record-low pig prices, and announced 800 job cuts amid restructuring.
Consolidation of eight units under one global leadership and phase-out of local directors. Focus on increased processing and European strategy towards 2030.
The new structure centralizes functions and is expected to save 500 million kroner over two to three years.
African swine fever and supply pressure squeeze the market, but competitiveness improves.
Pig, weaner and sow owners receive 50 øre per kg, cattle owners 110 øre per kg. That corresponds to 58 øre per kilo for pigs. Payment is made on December 3.
Danish Crown's Polish subsidiary Sokolow uses a slaughter method that is carried out according to Jewish principles and is known as "kosher slaughter". This is reported by Finans on the basis of...
Internal documents show that Danish Crown has for years used a religious slaughter method in which cows are killed without anesthesia. This is illegal in Denmark. Now...
On November 4, 2020, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced that all minks in Denmark were to be culled. Medical zinc has been phased out and can no longer...
Sokołów will be integrated into Danish Crown's joint management structure, and its CEO Przemysław Gostkiewicz will take responsibility for products and brands across the entire group. The Danish corporation announces...
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