The consolidation of corporate offices is intended to allow for closer collaboration and no layoffs will accompany the shift, the company said.
The parent company of Jimmy Dean and Ball Park products employs about 137,000 workers worldwide. The announcement follows some recent high-profile corporate maneuvers, including naming John Tyson, the great-grandson of the company's founder, as its chief financial officer.
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