Tyson Foods to resume limited production at largest US pork plant

Tyson Foods Inc will resume limited production at its Waterloo, Iowa, pork processing plant this week after closing it for two weeks as hundreds of workers tested positive for COVID-19. The Iowa Department of Health said 444 workers at the plant, which employs about 2,800, had tested positive for COVID-19. All together, 1,653 meatpacking workers in Iowa have tested positive for the virus.

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