Theihṭha: Tyson Foods Company le Chin Miphun

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Tyson Foods Company le Chin Miphun
(Danny Bawi Thianhlun)



US ram kan rak phanh i mipem dirhmun in a ummi kan si tikah khuasak le kan nun hi a thar in thok cio haumi lawngte kan si. Kan sining le kan dirhmun zoh tikah hawi bantukin fimnak le ngeihchiah a ngeimi kan um lo. Thazang bak in tan i nunnak caah fak piin riantuan kan hau. US ummi Chin miphun milu hi thong 30 tluk kan si lai tiah zumh a si. Cu chung ahcun minung 200 hmanh hi zungah a thu khomi kan si lo. 

Kan nunnak le kan pawcawmnak caah tiin mah le khua le ram hoih in rian kan kawl i kan cawlcang cio. Kan riantuanmi hi kan i lo hna lo. Sehzung (warehouse / factory), rawldawr (restaurant) , riahnak inn (hotel), din-ei zuarnak (Market), tbk hna ah kan tuan hna. Pumpak in pawcawmnak rian (Self-employed) a tuanmi hi 100 fai lawng kan si rih. US ram ummi Chin mi thong 30 hna rian a kan petu hna lak ah company nganbik cu Tyson Foods Company (Sa Thahnak) hi an si. Hi Tyson sa thahnak hi um lo in sisehlaw, Chin miphun hna hi 2500 tluk rian lo in kan vaivuan kho.

Hi minung 2500 hna nih an cawmken i an zohkhenhmi innchungkhar milu hi a buaktlak in kan tuak ahcun milu 7000 in 10000 tluk an si lai tiah ruah a si. US ram khuasami Chin miphun cheu 3 ah cheu 1 tluk kan si. Hi Tyson i rian a tuanmi innchungkhar nih Malaysia ah siseh, Kawlram ah siseh, India le hmun dang kaa dang i an zohkhenhmi hna he tuak chih ahcun hi Tyson nih hin Chin mi thong 30 nak tlawm lo a kan thathnem. 

Cu lengah, Chin miphun cu Khrih zumtu kan si bantukin US ram kan rak phanh hnu zongah biakinn ah kan i pum. Pathian nih nunnak le thazaang, riantuan khawhnak zong a kan pek caah kan hmuhmi chungin thawhlawm le cheuhra cheukhat kan pek. Tyson i rian a tuanmi cu a hlawh a that caah a hmuhmi zong zapi zaaran nak in a tam deuh. Cucaah, Tyson company nih hin Chinmi khrihfabu tampi a kan thathnem fawn. Khat lei belte ah, Pathian thawngin kan dam i kan tuan kho tiah thuk piin Pathian dawtnak ruat loin thawhlawm le cheuhra cheukhat a pe lomi zong ka rak tam tuk ve. Cu bantukin kan daithlan ahcun Pathian ngaih kan chiat ter lai tihi phan aum ngai. Bawipa hi kan cungah aa lawmh lo cang hnu ahcun kan caah thluachuah a pit lai tihi phan aum tuk hringhran.

US ram kum 4 fai ka um chungah Pathian nih damnak a ka pek i peng (State) tam lak te ka phan kho. Kan phanhnak hmun hna i a ummi Chin miphun tam deuh ka theih khawhmi ahcun Tyson ah rian a tuanmi an tam. Mi cheu cu a rian a hrang i an re a thei ngaingai. Mi cheu cu a tuannak hmun (site) nih a ngeih caah hi rian hi thihhlan tuan awk a tha ko tiah a timi zong an tampi ve. Khua kan ruah saumau ah cun Tyson hi Chin mi caah Bawipa nih thluachuahnak a kan pekmi company a si ko tiah ka ruah. 

Tyson siseh, Tyson i a rian a tuanmi kan Chin miphun vialte cungah Bawipa thluachuahnak um ko seh.

Tyson Foods Company Tuanbia Tawi

1930 ah John Tyson timi pa cu a umnak Arkansas i lakmi ar hna zuar ah Chicago ah a rak i thawh. Thil sining a tuak tikah hibantuk chawleh chawhrawl nih miaknak tampi a hmuh lai tiah a ruah. Cuticun, 1931 ah John Tyson cu kum 1 lawng a si rihmi a fapa (Don Tyson) le a nupi cu ar zuatnak in pawcawmnak rian kan tuan lai tiah Springdale, Arkansas ah a rak i thial.

Springdale, AR ahcun ar cu a zua i pawngkam ummi khua hna Kansas le St. Louis khua hna ah a zuar tawn. 1936 ah cun, khua lam hlat deuh a simi Chicago, IL ah ahmasatnak bik a rak zuarnak. Kum 1 luklak a tuan ah Cincinnati, Detroit, Cleveland, Memphis, Houston khua hna ah a riantuannak a rak karh. 

Cuti te i a rian a rak thancho tikah ar hna i a ei-din kong ah le zuar za cangmi ar hna phorhnak ah a lungrethei a si caah ar rawl zuartu hna le thil phurtu mawtaw ngan (Truck Company) hna he 1943 hnatlaknak a rak tuah. 1947 ah Tyson Feed and Hatchery tiah min bunh i a cozah sinah phunglam ningin pehtlaihnak (Incorporated)  tuah a si. 

1952 ah cun Springdale khua i a rak ummi company 19 nih ar zuatnak lei ah riantuan an rak awt ve. Cuti an rak thok ve tik ah John Tyson tuahmi rian cu a rak tum chuk ngaingai. Cu dirhmun an um tikah, a fapa Dan Tyson cu cinthlah (Agriculture) lei he pehtlai in sianghleirun (University of Arkansas) a kai cuahmah mi cu kal tak in a pa rian bawmh dingah a van i thok ve. Chikhat te cu a riantuannak a rak tlak tuk tikah Swanson timi company nih Tyson riantuannak cu cawk ding a rak helh hna. Sihmanhsehlaw, John Tyson nih cun khua rak ruah tikah nunnak thap in caan saupi a rak tuan cangmi rian kaltak ding cu a ruat kho lo. Sunghzatlak an ton lio a si ko bu ah a fapa Don Tyson nih a pa rian bawmh dingin timhtuahnak a ngeih tik ah a tha a van um deuh i cuticun rian cu an rak izuam.

Cuti i hnek tulmal tein an fapa an rak i bawmh tik ah 1957 ah Springdale khua in chaklei ah riantuannak hmun pakhat a sak than. 1961 ah ar-ti zuar hram a thok i cuticun mipi sinah an riantuannak cu theih piak le thlaichan chin lengmang a rak si.

1963 ah Tyson's Foods tiah a min an rak thlen. Company cu a rak thang chin lengmang i 1963 ah Rogers, AR i a ummi Garrett Poultry Company timi company nganpi cu an rak cawk. 

1966 a rak phak tikah John Tyson a fapa Don Tyson cu company i hotu (President) ah a hung cang. 1967 ah John Tyson le a nupi Helen Tyson cu mawtaw i hliamkhuainak in a nunnak a liam. 1968 ah "Chicken Huts" ti min bunh in riantuannak an rak ngan kauh i 1970 ah cun 72 million tiang an rak zuar khawh caah company cu Fortune 1000 chart ah a thangcho bikmi le min lang bik mi company pakhat ah a hun i chuah.

1971 ah Tyson's Foods timi cu Tyson Foods tiah min thlennak an rak tuah than. Nihin ni tiang hi min ning tein a um. 1982 ah a thangcho bikmi company 500 chungah a van itel than. Cuticun riantuannak cu a van pehzulh tikah company cu a rak thangcho ziahmah i 1994 ah cun vawleicung ram 54 ah an sa cu kuat a rak si.

1995 in 1997 ah hin US i ummi ei-din le sa thahnak company hna tampi a rak cawk chap. 1998 ahcun Tyson Foods Company cu vawleicung sa le ei-din lei he pehtlai in company lak ah a nganbik ah hung i cang.  Cu kum (1998) thiamthiam ahcun Don Tyson i a fapa John Tyson cu company hotu dirhmun pek a rak si.

2000 kum ah khan Tyson Foods Company kum 65 tlinnak cu US ram hmun tampi ah tuah a rak si. Cu lengah John Tyson cu hotu (Chairman) timi min in company lutlai ngakbik (CEO) tiah a hun thlen.

Cutite i John Tyson le innchungkhar nih rak dirhmi ar-zuat nak company cu atu ahcun ar lawng siloin, vok, caw le a dangdang ei-din he pehtlai in minthang company nganpi pakhat ah langsar ngai le thawng ngaiin a dir. Atu ah riantuantu hmanh minung 107000 leng an si cang.


USA Ah Tyson Sa Thahnak Umnak Hmun Hna

Alabama
Albertville —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Blountsville —  Chicken

Arkansas
Berryville —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Clarksville —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Dardanelle —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Fayetteville —  Prepared Foods
Fort Smith —  Chicken
Grannis —  Chicken
Green Forest —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Hope —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Nashville —  Chicken
North Little Rock —  Chicken
Pine Bluff —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Rogers —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Russellville —  Chicken
Scranton —  Animal Nutrition
Springdale —  Tyson Foods World Headquarters; Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Texarkana —  Animal Nutrition
Van Buren —  Chicken
Waldron —  Chicken

Georgia
Buena Vista —  Chicken
Cumming —  Chicken
Dawson-Vienna —  Chicken

Illinois
Chicago —  Prepared Foods; Further-processed Beef
Joslin —  Beef

Indiana
Corydon —  Chicken
Logansport —  Pork
Portland —  Prepared Foods

Iowa
Cherokee —  Prepared Foods
Council Bluffs —  Case-ready Beef & Pork; Prepared Foods
Denison —  Beef
Independence —  Animal Nutrition
Louisa County —  Pork
Perry —  Pork
Storm Lake —  Pork
Waterloo —  Pork; Prepared Foods

Kansas
Emporia —  Further-processed Beef
Finney County —  Beef
Hutchinson —  Prepared Foods
South Hutchinson —  Prepared Foods

Kentucky
Robards —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition

Mississippi
Carthage —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Forest —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Vicksburg —  Chicken

Missouri
Concordia —  Prepared Foods
Dexter —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Monett —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Noel —  Chicken
Sedalia —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition

Nebraska
Dakota City —  Beef
Lexington —  Beef
Madison —  Pork; Prepared Foods
Omaha —  Prepared Foods

New Mexico
Santa Teresa —  Prepared Foods

New York
Buffalo —  Prepared Foods

North Carolina
Harmony —  Animal Nutrition
Monroe —  Chicken
Sanford —  Prepared Foods
Wilkesboro —  Chicken

Oklahoma
Broken Bow —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition

Pennsylvania
New Holland —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition

South Carolina
Columbia —  Prepared Foods

South Dakota
Dakota Dunes —  Tyson Fresh Meats Headquarters

Tennessee
Goodlettsville —  Case-ready Beef & Pork
Obion County —  Chicken
Shelbyville —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition

Texas
Amarillo —  Beef
Carthage —  Chicken
Center —  Chicken
Dallas —  Prepared Foods
Fort Worth —  Prepared Foods
Houston —  Prepared Foods
Sherman —  Case-ready Beef & Pork
North Richland Hills —  Prepared Foods
Seguin —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Vernon —  Prepared Foods

Virginia
Glen Allen —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition
Temperanceville —  Chicken; Animal Nutrition

Washington
Pasco —  Beef

Wisconsin
Green Bay —  Prepared Foods
Jefferson —  Prepared Foods

Ramdang I Tyson Sa Thahnak Umnak Ram Hna

Argentina —  Cobb-Vantress joint venture
Brazil —  Cobb-Vantress subsidiary
Canada —  Beef processing plant, pork processing plant, casings processing plant, North American Service Centers (2)
China —  Sales office (2), chicken processing plant, pork processing plant (part ownership), casings further processing plant (part ownership)
England —  Sales office
Ireland —  Pork further processing plant (part ownership)
Japan —  Sales office
Mexico —  Sales office (2), chicken processing plant
Panama —  Chicken processing plant
Puerto Rico —  Sales office
Russia —  Sales office, pork further processing plant (part ownership)
Singapore —  Sales office
South Korea —  Sales office
Taiwan —  Sales office
UAE —  Sales office

(USA ummi Chinmi zumtu tampi kan paw cawmtu a si caah hmailei North America ummi Chin miphun tuanbia kan tialnak hna ah santlaihnak um te hnga maw tiah siaherhnak he ka rak tialmi a si. A tling lomi le palhnak a um ahcun catialtu keimah santlaih lo a si ko. Caan ka ngeih lo caah cafang fonh le catial ning phunphai zong ka zohthan kho ti lo.)

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