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Companies implementing Biosecurity

Biosecurity refers to the set of protocols and safeguards intended to block the entry or spread of dangerous microorganisms, thereby lowering the risk of disease transmission to humans, animals, and plants.

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List of companies that implement Biosecurity

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  • Smithfield Foods logo
    United StatesEmployees11kFood and Beverage Manufacturing
    BiosecurityHigh confidence
  • NSW Government logo
    AustraliaEmployees10kGovernment Administration
    BiosecurityHigh confidence
  • Tyson Foods logo
    United StatesEmployees139kRevenue$54BFood and Beverage Manufacturing
    BiosecurityHigh confidence
  • Cobb logo
    South AfricaEmployees10kRevenue$370kRetail
    BiosecurityHigh confidence
  • UK Health Security Agency logo
    United KingdomEmployees3.5kHospitals and Health Care
    BiosecurityHigh confidence
  • Aviagen logo
    United StatesEmployees2.4kFood and Beverage Manufacturing
    BiosecurityHigh confidence
  • PIPESTONE logo
    United StatesEmployees525Agriculture, Construction, Mining Machinery Manufacturing
    BiosecurityHigh confidence
  • Pilgrim's logo
    United StatesEmployees36kRevenue$17BFood and Beverage Manufacturing
    BiosecurityHigh confidence
  • Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry logo
    AustraliaEmployees3.9kGovernment Administration
    BiosecurityHigh confidence
  • Rose Acre Farms logo
    United StatesEmployees678Revenue$600MFood and Beverage Manufacturing
    BiosecurityHigh confidence

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