An environmental group said the company, a major food producer, was misleading shoppers with its claims about eco-friendly practices.

Environmentalists say the meat company’s “net-zero by 2050” claims don’t hold water.

An environmental group is suing Tyson Foods for allegedly misleading consumers by saying it will reach net-zero emissions by 2050 and marketing climate-friendly beef without meaningful plans to achieve those goals.

Meat processor's marketing of industrial beef products as "climate-smart" misleads consumers, environmental group alleges.

Tyson Foods Inc. is being sued by an environmental group that claims the company has made false and misleading marketing claims about climate effects of meat production. The Environmental Working Group filed the suit against the Springdale-based company under the District of Columbia Consumer Protection Procedures Act,

Environmental Working Group (EWG) has sued Tyson Foods over the company’s “climate-smart” claims. The civil suit was filed Sept. 18 in the District of Columbia Superior Court and backed

The Environmental Working Group alleges that the world’s second-largest meat producer is misleading consumers by labeling a line of its beef ‘climate smart.’