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On October 16, 2024, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced expanded guidance for animal slaughtering and processing industry inspections that supersedes previous inspection guidance. Check out our in-depth post concerning this regulatory update on Husch Blackwell’s Climate Solutions Legal Digest blog.

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Ryann focuses her practice on food and agriculture companies, and these are industries she knows and loves. Ryann’s love of agriculture stems from being raised on her family’s Iowa farm. Her family continues to be involved in the industry, making agricultural concerns a…

Ryann focuses her practice on food and agriculture companies, and these are industries she knows and loves. Ryann’s love of agriculture stems from being raised on her family’s Iowa farm. Her family continues to be involved in the industry, making agricultural concerns a topic of discussion and interest in her daily life.

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A member of Husch Blackwell’s Energy & Natural Resources group, Donna focuses on commercial and administrative litigation related to mine safety and occupational safety and health. She also assists clients in crisis management and strategic communications related to workplace health and safety issues.…

A member of Husch Blackwell’s Energy & Natural Resources group, Donna focuses on commercial and administrative litigation related to mine safety and occupational safety and health. She also assists clients in crisis management and strategic communications related to workplace health and safety issues.

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