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"As we continued to monitor the impact of COVID-19 in Canada, we have decided to pause plans for Prime Day 2021 in Canada," said the company. Amazon Canada's Prime Day, an online shopping event featuring discounted products, was held on October 13 and 14 last year but had been held in July prior to the pandemic. "We will... work with teams to determine the next best steps for Prime Day 2021," it said. Just west of Toronto, Peel Region, which has one of the highest community COVID-19 positivity rates in Canada, is home to a number of Amazon’s major fulfilment centres. Peel's public health un...

Supply chain disruptions are possible with the pending reductions of line speeds at slaughter plants. Jun 04, 2021 In this episode of Feedstuffs Precision Pork, Dave Bauer, senior market analyst for Provimi, offers some hog market perspective and market highlights for the week as well as provides things to think about in the week ahead. Prices reacted to demand this past week as well as anticipated tighter supply expected this coming fall and winter from PRRS and PEDv impacts. Supply chain disruptions are feared with the pending reduction of line speeds at slaughter plants, which has le...

Planting across the nation continued ahead of schedule with corn reported for the week at 90% planted and beans at 75%.

FEEDSTUFFS PRECISION PORK Market Report – May 21 China continues to be flush with pork in the short term as a result of its ongoing situation with African swine fever. May 21, 2021 In this episode of Feedstuffs Precision Pork, Dave Bauer, senior market analyst for Provimi, offers some hog market perspective and market highlights for the week as well as provides things to think about in the week ahead. Mexico led all purchases for the week, followed by Japan and then China at 16%. China continues to be flush with pork as the liquidation of pigs from African swine fever provides plenty ...

Dr. Stephanie Smith, infectious disease specialist at the University of Alberta Hospital, said there is a risk large outbreaks can spread COVID-19 into the community.