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    Largest beef plant in the country closes

    After coronavirus outbreak, Tyson temporarily closes Nebraska beef plant for cleaning

    State health officials in recent days have reported hundreds of new coronavirus cases and nearby Sioux City, Iowa.

    The Tyson Fresh Meats beef processing complex in Dakota City, Neb. on April 20, 2020.Tim Hynds / Sioux City Journal via AP


    April 30, 2020, 11:36 AM PDT
    By The Associated Press

    DAKOTA CITY, Neb. — Tyson Foods said Thursday that it was temporarily suspending operations at a large Nebraska beef processing that serves as the largest employer for neighboring Sioux City, Iowa, after a surge of coronavirus cases in the area.


    Tyson announced in a news release that it would close the Dakota City plant Friday through Monday to perform a deep cleaning of the facility.


    State health officials in recent days have reported hundreds of new coronavirus cases in both Nebraska’s Dakota County, where the plant is located, and Woodbury County, Iowa, where Sioux City is located.

    Tyson previously disclosed that some workers at the plant had tested positive for the virus, but it has not said how many. The Arkansas-based company said it was screening Dakota City employees for the virus this week with the help of the Nebraska National Guard.
    The Dakota City facility is one of the largest beef processing plants in the country, employing about 4,300 people.

    The move follows recent closures of other meat processing facilities across the country due the coronavirus, which spreads rapidly among workers who often stand shoulder to shoulder on production lines.
    It also comes after President Donald Trump this week issued an executive order requiring meat processing plants to stay open during the coronavirus crisis. The order was widely seen as giving processors protection from liability for workers who become sick on the job.

    The order followed a lawsuit accusing Virginia-based Smithfield Foods of not doing enough to protect employees at its plant in Milan, Missouri. A hearing on that suit was scheduled for Thursday morning.

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    More than 300 employees test positive for Covid-19 at Missouri pork processing plant

    From CNN's Brad Parks and Hollie Silverman

    A total of 373 employees and contract workers at Triumph Foods, a pork processing plant in Buchanan County, Missouri, have tested positive for coronavirus despite showing no related symptoms, according to a press release from the Department of Health and Senior Services.

    “We continue to work this weekend contacting these asymptomatic patients and have initiated the process of contact tracing with those determined to be close contacts of our positive cases,” said Dr. Randall Williams, director of DHSS.

    The department encouraged anyone experiencing symptoms to reach out to their health care provider, the release said.


    The latest numbers come after the the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services announced Thursday more than 120 employees tested positive for Covid-19.

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