Green groups decry plan to list world’s biggest meatpacking company on NYSE

The article highlights JBS's approval by the SEC to list on the NYSE despite criticism for its environmental impact. Despite years of deforestation allegations and ties to illegal activities, JBS has been pushing for a joint listing with Amsterdam. Environmental groups warn that this could fuel further expansion in risky markets. While JBS claims it will improve sustainability, critics argue their history of corruption and climate manipulation undermines their credibility. The decision reflects tensions between regulatory independence under Trump's administration and the risks posed to investors and communities worldwide.