How much wastewater does Tyson Foods produce?

In 2022, Tyson Foods produced 18.8 billion gallons of wastewater at 41 plants. That would fill 3.25 Olympic-size pools every hour.

Researchers at the Union of Concerned Scientists estimate that from 2018 to 2022, Tyson Foods produced 87 billion gallons of wastewater at 41 plants.

That is equivalent to about 132,000 Olympic-size pools or about 165 square kilometer. That pool would cover Manhattan, New York, 2.8 times over. Here’s what that pool would look like.

In 2022, Tyson Foods produced 18.8 billion gallons of wastewater at 41 plants. That would fill 3.25 Olympic-size pools every hour.

Researchers at the Union of Concerned Scientists estimate that from 2018 to 2022, Tyson Foods produced 87 billion gallons of wastewater at 41 plants.

That is equivalent to about 132,000 Olympic-size pools or about 165 square kilometer. That pool would cover Manhattan, New York, 2.8 times over. Here’s what that pool would look like.

In 2022, Tyson Foods produced 18.8 billion gallons of wastewater at 41 plants. That would fill 3.25 Olympic-size pools every hour.

Researchers at the Union of Concerned Scientists estimate that from 2018 to 2022, Tyson Foods produced 87 billion gallons of wastewater at 41 plants.

That is equivalent to about 132,000 Olympic-size pools or about 165 square kilometer. That pool would cover Manhattan, New York, 2.8 times over. Here’s what that pool would look like.

In 2022, Tyson Foods produced 18.8 billion gallons of wastewater at 41 plants. That would fill 3.25 Olympic-size pools every hour.

Researchers at the Union of Concerned Scientists estimate that from 2018 to 2022, Tyson Foods produced 87 billion gallons of wastewater at 41 plants.

That is equivalent to about 132,000 Olympic-size pools or about 165 square kilometer. That pool would cover Manhattan, New York, 2.8 times over. Here’s what that pool would look like.

In 2022, Tyson Foods produced 18.8 billion gallons of wastewater at 41 plants. That would fill 3.25 Olympic-size pools every hour.

Researchers at the Union of Concerned Scientists estimate that from 2018 to 2022, Tyson Foods produced 87 billion gallons of wastewater at 41 plants.

That is equivalent to about 132,000 Olympic-size pools or about 165 square kilometer. That pool would cover Manhattan, New York, 2.8 times over. Here’s what that pool would look like.