Feud at Smithfield Foods’ Parent Company Shows Messy Underside of Chinese Takeover

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Turmoil at Smithfield Foods’ parent company marks an unexpected twist amid a string of attempts by Chinese companies to buy up Western producers of resources needed to feed the country

Son offers details about his estrangement with his father over WH Group’s strategy, including whether American pork products can fit in with Chinese tastes Smithfield has grown steadily since being acquired, WH Group says.

A Smithfield pork-processing facility in Milan, Missouri.
 

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The Chinese are taking advantage of our greed

At some point selling out everything becomes a national security risk.

ChinaVirus

horrible

I don't like the idea of foreign entities buying our food companies.

New flavor profiles for traditional cuisine.

I canceled my subscription to the Wall Street Journal

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