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Olymel voluntarily suspended operations at its Red Deer facility on Feb. 15 as an outbreak of COVID-19 escalated

The Arkansas Farm Bureau presents this video highlighting how the state is one step closer to setting up its own meat inspection program.

Belarus commodity exchange unveils top exchange traders in Q4 2020 Photo courtesy of BUCE MINSK, 18 January (BelTA) – Big metallurgical plants, oil transportation companies, woodworking producers, and agricultural holding comapnies topped the updated exchange traders rankings in Q4 2020 of the Belarusian Universal Commodity Exchange (BUCE), BUCE spokesperson Roman Yaniv told BelTA. The rankings take into account the turnover and the number of transactions reported by exchange traders in the a...

Iowa Park meat processor faces 77 misdemeanors Game Warden finds spoiled deer meat at Hooves and Horns Iowa Park meat processor faces charges By Michael Grace | January 14, 2021 at 6:33 PM CST - Updated January 14 at 6:56 PM IOWA PARK, Texas (TNN) - Last week, Caleb Thompson got the news that his recently hunted buck and doe he dropped off at Hooves and Horns in Iowa Park had spoiled. “When he called me and told me my name was on the list, I mean I was upset,” said Thompson. â€...

Brazilian workers exposed to infections and death as meat-processing industry reaps record profits Brazil entered the year 2021 surpassing the terrible milestone of 195,000 COVID-19 deaths. This death toll, exceeded only by the United States, is growing at a ferocious pace, with the highest number of deaths since mid-August being recorded on December 29, 1,224 in total. Amid this spiral of deaths, workplaces and economic activities in general remain entirely open. A recent coronavirus outbreak ...

Three Belarusian meat plants cleared by Russias food quality watchdog Archive photo MINSK, 10 December (BelTA) – The Federal Service for Veterinary and Phytosanitary Surveillance of Russia (Rosselkhoznadzor) Sergey Dankvert is lifting restrictions on the supplies of products of three Belarusian meat processing plants to Russia. The decision way taken following the meeting between Rosselkhoznadzor head Sergey Dankvert and Belarus Deputy Prime Minister Aleksandr Subbotin, BelTA learned from the...

Options are going to be a lot thinner. >> i know so many workers are still waiting to hear back, if their unemployment request has been answered and if theyre going to get those benefits. but in the meantime, victor, i want to get back to you, because you reported in several states, if businesses are allowed to reopen and employees are still worried about their health, they dont want to come back yet for fears of the virus, would they be denied benefits? you got word from texas authorities after...

Tonight, as the u.s. death toll now nears 63,000. were across this country tonight with several states set to reopen, but how do you do it without risking a second wave of the outbreak? this evening, some states, including illinois still several days from their peak. american families, workers in dire need of help. the new numbers tonight. 3.8 million unemployment claims in the last week. now 30 million americans since this started. tonight, workers who have filed for unemployment but still ...

Also tonight, some states starting to reopen without meeting the guidelines from the white house. in georgia, where gyms, hair salons, and bowling alleys are set to open friday, restaurants next week, the mayor of atlanta saying there is nothing essential about going to a bowling alley in the middle of a pandemic. the developing headline at this hour involving a doctor at the department of health and human services. that doctor, a federal worker helping to lead the fight at the agency in charg...

Because of clotting complications. what were learning tonight. our reporter at that meat processing plant with hundreds of workers testing positive. as tonight food processing plants in at least seven states are now closed. the health impact. and what could this mean for the supply at your grocery store? and the economy, the price of oil plummeting to negative $37 a barrel. rebecca jarvis on what this means. and on capitol hill, the next stimulus for americans hits a snag. where things sta...