Some meat-packing facilities have temporarily closed due to the coronavirus

April 21, 2020

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Governors in some Midwestern states are working to keep meat-packing plants open despite coronavirus outbreaks that have temporarily closed some facilities and threatened the nation’s food supply. José Cárdenas talked to Stefanie Smallhouse, director of Arizona Farm Bureau.

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