Law360, New York (December 17, 2008, 12:00 AM ET) -- On the heels of the largest chicken producer in the U.S. filing for bankruptcy protection, Tyson Foods Inc. said Wednesday that it had made changes to its revolving credit agreement, pledging substantially all of its assets as collateral.
However, Arkansas-based Tyson reported last month that fourth-quarter sales were up 9.5 percent, possibly signaling that it isn't in the dire straits that prompted Pilgrim's Pride to filed for Chapter 11.
Tyson representative Gary Mickelson said Wednesday that the company views the amendment as a positive step....
Tyson Foods Puts Up Assets As Collateral
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