The spokesperson added Butterball was taken private "around October 2006" when Carolina Turkeys acquired Butterball from ConAgra Foods. Food industry B2B publication Just Food reported at the time ...

Butterball turkeys are being sold for as little as just over $3 in Walmart amid a sex abuse controversy over an unearthed video. Customers have boycotted the brand in the run up to Thanksgiving ...

Butterball is facing resurfaced allegations of abuse, prompting some Americans to boycott the major turkey manufacturer just days before Thanksgiving. As millions of people across the United States ...

She added: 'Butterball was the first and remains the only turkey company that is American Humane certified. We are proud to be 1 of every 3 turkeys on the table this Thanksgiving.' ...

Butterball had announced last week that it will have a limited supply of large, fresh turkeys that are 16 pounds (7.25 kilograms) or heavier for the holidays. Switch accounts Report an error ...

There isn’t a recall for Butterball turkeys, a spokesperson for the company and federal government websites confirm. The video circulating online alleging animal abuse is nearly 20 years old.

If you're looking to get in contact with the Butterball Turkey Hotline, you can call 800-BUTTERBALL (800-288-8372), text 844-877-3456, or reach the operators via chat or email through Butterball.com.

Butterball follows all animal care guidelines set by American Humane™ and the National Turkey Federation, and continually assesses our policies, procedures, and new and emerging technologies.

However, Butterball has since refuted PETA’s efforts to initiate a boycott against the manufacturer’s turkey, specifically by pointing out that the undercover investigation took place nearly ...