Tyson Foods

1. Supply Chain Risk: Tyson Foods is exposed to supply chain risks from factors like increases in the cost of raw materials, labour shortages, and weather-related disruptions, which can cause costs to escalate, reduce supply volume, and/or cause delays in shipment.

2. Food Safety Risk: Tyson Foods faces the risk of recalls or other harm to its brand reputation due to food safety issues. Poor food safety management can lead to foodborne illnesses, which can have major and long-term negative consequences for the company's brand.

3. Regulation Risk: Tyson Foods is exposed to risks arising out of regulatory changes related to labor practices, environmental impacts, animal health and welfare, and food safety.

4. Reputation Risk: As one of the largest food manufacturers in the US, Tyson Foods is exposed to reputational risks due to negative publicity related to its operations. Negative perception of the company or its products could have a significant impact on its business and financial performance.

5. Location Risk: Tyson Foods operates in more than 100 countries and is exposed to risks related to the political, economic, and social conditions in each of these markets. Unfavourable economic or social conditions could lead to reduced sales and profits in the affected countries, or could even cause a complete withdrawal from the market.