Tyson Foods just got a six-point-four-percent stock boost thanks to two big USDA moves: reopening cattle imports from Mexico (starting August 2026) and new 50-percent tariffs on Canadian goods—both likely to push consumers toward U.S. meat. While this isn’t a long-term game-changer, it’s a strong market signal. Still, Tyson’s shares remain below their peak and haven’t delivered much growth over the past five years—proof that government policy can move markets, even for giants.
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