Facility detail

PILGRIM'S PRIDE LIVE OAK PROCESSING PLANT

19740 US HWY 90, LIVE OAK, FL, 32060

Parent company: JBS USA FOOD CO

Year-over-year total releases

Reported on-site TRI releases in pounds (lbs), grouped by reporting year.

Top chemical totals

The 10 chemicals with the highest cumulative on-site releases in pounds (lbs) across all available years.

Full release table

Rows are years. Columns show the five highest-total chemicals across all years plus each year's total release volume.

All values in pounds (lbs)
Year Nitrate compounds (water dissociable; reportable only when in aqueous solution) Ammonia Peracetic acid Methanol Chlorine Total (lbs)
2024 416,257 21,811 6,256 1,423 — 446,523
2023 340,714 18,061 6,421 976 — 366,875
2022 338,436 44,671 6,806 850 — 391,487
2021 340,227 22,622 7,036 628 — 371,232
2020 175,862 11,891 1,584 407 — 190,455
2019 271,816 27,103 1,329 447 — 301,210
2018 314,068 11,525 1,167 732 — 328,076
2017 470,380 14,560 — 515 — 486,075
2016 508,603 12,447 — 750 — 522,470
2015 477,262 11,779 — 750 — 490,426
2014 381,613 14,606 — 736 — 396,955
2013 285,219 11,726 — 693 — 297,638
2012 205,860 12,872 — 462 — 219,194
2011 277,312 20,685 — 505 — 298,502
2010 624,370 37,470 — 360 — 662,200
2009 238,957 10,691 — 394 — 250,042
2008 326,802 19,514 — 453 — 346,769
2007 314,407 28,196 — 428 478 343,509
2006 605,097 19,813 — 277 351 625,538
2005 1,277,580 31,644 — 122 311 1,309,657
2004 1,210,789 20,702 — 188 240 1,231,919
2003 1,571,091 12,968 — — 190 1,584,249
2002 1,536,567 12,279 — — 358 1,549,204
2001 966,604 1,184 — — 358 968,146
2000 1,231,280 27,268 — — 480 1,259,028
1999 1,407,450 7,196 — — 350 1,414,996
1998 840,700 30,013 — — 408 871,121
1997 599,000 27,870 — — — 626,870
1996 827,450 31,296 — — 320 859,066
1995 607,450 24,364 — — 240 632,054
1994 — 19,493 — — 250 19,743
1993 — 17,432 — — 250 17,682
1992 — 105,600 — — 250 105,850
1991 — 39,400 — — 1,700 41,100
1990 — 15,192 — — 2,351 17,543

▎ Facilities report to EPA's TRI once they manufacture, process, or use a listed chemical above set thresholds. Once that threshold is crossed, they must report actual releases regardless of size — so a small number reflects genuine low-level discharge, not a data error.