JBS USA Greeley Plant Strike Ends
Analysis based on 9 articles · First reported Apr 12, 2026 · Last updated Apr 13, 2026
The resolution of the strike at JBS S.A. — JBS USA's Greeley plant is expected to restore stability in the meatpacking industry, positively impacting JBS N.V.'s operations and supply chain. The wage increases and benefits for workers could set a precedent for future labor negotiations in the sector.
Workers at the Swift Beef Co. plant in United States — Greeley, Colorado, owned by JBS S.A. — JBS USA, ended a three-week strike after reaching an agreement with the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 7 Union. The agreement includes wage increases over the next two years, a $750 one-time bonus, company-paid personal protective equipment, and defense against healthcare cost increases. The union, led by Kim Cordova, will also withdraw seven alleged unfair labor practice charges. JBS S.A. — JBS USA expressed disappointment over the union's decision to eliminate pension benefits in favor of short-term wage increases. This strike was the first at a U.S. slaughterhouse since a Hormel Foods plant in 1985.
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