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A labor lockout in rural Colorado has a town asking: How do we survive?

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A beef processing plant in Fort Morgan that employs more than 20% of the town’s population has remained largely dark since Cargill halted production in April, then locked out its unionized workforce in May amid contentious contract negotiations.

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A labor lockout in rural Colorado has a town asking: How do we survive?

A beef processing plant in Fort Morgan that employs more than 20% of the town’s population has remained largely dark since Cargill halted production in April, then locked out its unionized workforce in May amid contentious contract negotiations.

·Denver, United States
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Denver Post broke the news in Denver, United States on Sunday, July 19, 2026.
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