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"POSSIBLE MEAT SHORTAGE POSSIBLE--SEE BELOW"
Posted by cassiecole on Apr-16-20 at 03:07 AM (Eastern)

Posted on Apr-16-20 at 03:07 AM (Eastern) by 108.202.36.134
At least 438 employees at the Sioux Falls Smithfield Foods plant tested positive for COVID-19. Another 107 people tested positive after coming into close contact with Smithfield workers. The plant accounts for between 4 to 5 percent of U.S.'s pork production, according to the company.

TYSON HAS ALSO CLOSED. SO THAT WILL SOON AFFECT MEAT SUPPLIES. THEY HAD LOTS OF WORKERS THAT TESTED POSITIVE FOR COVID-19,TOO.

NOT SURE WHAT OTHER MEAT SUPPLIERS HAVE CLOSED DUE TO VIRUS.

HOPE THIS HELPS YOU OUT.

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Wisconsin meat processing plant closure. People s..., Hulls, 12:35 PM, Apr-16-20

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1 . "Wisconsin meat processing plant closure. People shouldn't hoard meat like they did the TP"
Posted by Hulls on Apr-16-20 at 12:35 PM (Eastern)

Posted on Apr-16-20 at 12:35 PM (Eastern) by 74.37.71.128
SMITHFIELD, Va. — Smithfield Foods Inc. is closing its Cudahy, Wisconsin, meat processing plant for two weeks after a number of employees tested positive for COVID-19.
The company announced Wednesday the Cudahy dry sausage and bacon plant, along with the Martin City, Missouri, plant, are located in proximity to areas where community spread has been prevalent. The Martin City plant will be closed as the facility that provides raw materials is closed indefinitely.
“From farm to fork, our nation’s food workers, American family farmers and the many others in the supply chain are vital to the security of our country. This is particularly evident as we battle COVID-19 together. Please join me in thanking them,” said Kenneth Sullivan, president and chief executive officer for Smithfield.
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"POSSIBLE MEAT SHORTAGE POSSIBLE--SEE BELOW" Posted by cassiecole on Apr-16-20 at 03:07 AM (Eastern)
Posted on Apr-16-20 at 03:07 AM (Eastern) by 108.202.36.134 At least 438 employees at the Sioux Falls Smithfield Foods plant tested positive for COVID-19. Another 107 people tested positive after coming into close contact with Smithfield workers. The plant accounts for between 4 to 5 percent of U.S.'s pork production, according to the company. TYSON HAS ALSO CLOSED. SO THAT WILL SOON AFFECT MEAT SUPPLIES. THEY HAD LOTS OF WORKERS THAT TESTED POSITIVE FOR COVID-19,TOO. NOT SURE WHAT OTHER MEAT SUPPLIERS HAVE CLOSED DUE TO VIRUS. HOPE THIS HELPS YOU OUT.
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1 . "Wisconsin meat processing plant closure. People shouldn't hoard meat like they did the TP" Posted by Hulls on Apr-16-20 at 12:35 PM (Eastern)
Posted on Apr-16-20 at 12:35 PM (Eastern) by 74.37.71.128 SMITHFIELD, Va. — Smithfield Foods Inc. is closing its Cudahy, Wisconsin, meat processing plant for two weeks after a number of employees tested positive for COVID-19. The company announced Wednesday the Cudahy dry sausage and bacon plant, along with the Martin City, Missouri, plant, are located in proximity to areas where community spread has been prevalent. The Martin City plant will be closed as the facility that provides raw materials is closed indefinitely. “From farm to fork, our nation’s food workers, American family farmers and the many others in the supply chain are vital to the security of our country. This is particularly evident as we battle COVID-19 together. Please join me in thanking them,” said Kenneth Sullivan, president and chief executive officer for Smithfield. I love feedback, please let me know how your trading experience went with me, Thank You Feedback name (Hulls)
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