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Perdue Farms Inc.

Perdue Farms Inc.

We're a fourth-generation, family owned, U.S. food and agriculture company. Through our belief in responsible food and agriculture, we are empowering consumers, customers, and farmers through trusted choices in products and services. The premium protein portfolio within our Perdue Foods business, including our flagship PERDUE® brand, Niman Ranch®, Panorama Organic Grass-Fed Meats®, Coleman Natural®, and Yummy®, as well as our pet brands, Spot Farms® and Full Moon®, is available through various channels including retail, foodservice, club stores, and our direct-to-consumer website, PerdueFarms.com. Perdue AgriBusiness is an international agricultural products and services company. Now in our company's second century, our path forward is about getting better, not just bigger. We never use drugs for growth promotion in raising poultry and livestock, and we are actively advancing our animal welfare programs. Our brands are leaders in no-antibiotics-ever chicken, turkey, pork, beef and lamb, and in USDA-certified organic chicken and beef. Learn more at Corporate.PerdueFarms.com.www.perduefarms.com

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Nov 4, 2026

Andrew WalshHOST
52:03
And before I tell you what Rebecca points out about it, I just want to play it for you.
Andrew WalshHOST
52:08
This is for Purdue Chicken, Purdue Farms.
Andrew WalshHOST
52:12
And they have a whole new campaign going on now.
Andrew WalshHOST
52:16
Jim Perdue, I think, was probably the founder.
LizHOST
8:41
Okay, so first up, what size chicken do you buy?
JenabethHOST
8:47
I typically buy like a three to five pound chicken now, um, which is a new, I, I don't wanna say newer, but certainly, you know, years ago I think I bought like the Perdue oven stuffer roaster bigger one and, and you know, many years of watching s- chefs and listening to them, it's that three to five pound.
JenabethHOST
9:06
What about you?
LizHOST
9:07
Yeah, I buy the same and most of the time I get my chicken, my roast chickens now from ButcherBox and that's what they sell.
Lewis KasmanGUEST
26:06
That was his only source of legitimate income.
Lewis KasmanGUEST
26:08
John was not like Paul Castellano, Perdue Chicken, Dial Poultry, Phil, uh, Scaramix.
Lewis KasmanGUEST
26:17
You know, he had f- uh, Bobby Rubino's.
Lewis KasmanGUEST
26:20
Y- you know, Castellano, he owned everything in New York City.
DanHOST
9:07
They've got all these different people, all these different experts there, and, you know, that's a problem.
DanHOST
9:13
Now, speaking of Whole Foods, they have a brand called 365, which is their chicken, which goes to Perdue Farms.
DanHOST
9:20
You're paying basically 45% more at Whole Foods for their chicken, and Perdue Farms is the one that has recently been written up about Salmonella in their chicken.
DanHOST
9:31
So once again, just because it's got a trendier tag on it doesn't mean it comes, doesn't come from the same place.
DanHOST
9:39
Remember that.
DanHOST
12:33
I hate going to McDonald's, where you have to use the kiosk, once again, because I wash my hands and you don't.
DanHOST
12:38
Okay? "Whoa, Dan, that is horrible." Nope, it's the truth.
DanHOST
12:44
You know, Whole Foods, again, the private label 365 chicken comes from Perdue Farms, and, uh, they've had problems.
Leon GreeneGUEST
49:17
I also put the oils, thyme oil and the other one is marjoram oil.
Leon GreeneGUEST
49:26
Those are the same two oils that Perdue Farm out of Indiana, P-E-R-D-U-E.
Leon GreeneGUEST
49:33
They don't put antibiotics in their meat, in their chickens, and they've been using marjoram and thyme oil for decades.
Leon GreeneGUEST
49:43
So if they've been doing it without all the chemical detriment of antibiotics in your system, then, you know, I, I decided I'd follow the same, same pathway as well.
Joe JudkinsAUDIENCE
47:22
Group of 5 guys, Joe Judkins here.
Joe JudkinsAUDIENCE
47:26
Fellas, mustard buzzards came into Troy, Alabama tonight, got plucked, sent back in their crates to Perdue Farms outside of Hattiesburg.
Joe JudkinsAUDIENCE
47:35
And told them boys down there if they can put 'em in a TV dinner, we don't care.
Joe JudkinsAUDIENCE
47:39
We're done with them.

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