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The bad effects of thecoronavirus The pandemic presents a very serious threat to the nation's food supply chain. This is according to a leader of Tyson Foods, one of the world's largest suppliers of chicken, beef and pork products in the world with grocery shelves.

In a complete advertising published Sunday inThe New York Times,Washington Post, andArkansas Democratic Gazette, Tyson Foods Conseil PresidentJohn Tyson Expected "The food supply chain breaks down" as a result of the CVIV-19 hatch.

"We are responsible for feeding our country. It's as essential as health. It's a challenge that should not be ignored. Our plants must remain operational so that we can provide food to our families in America. It's a delicate balance because Tyson Foods places the safety of team members as our top priority, "says Tyson.

An image of the complete announcement below:

A triggering Covid-19 contagion led to a Pork Tyson processing plant at Iowa to stop last week. About two weeks ago, the nationThe largest producer of closed pork products His plant Sioux Falls, South Dakota indefinitely because of an epidemic of thecoronavirus among his workers. Therefore,Foods Smithfield warned the general public that the United States is moving towards aShortage of frightening meat.

"It is impossible to keep our grocery stores stored if our plants do not work", CEO and PresidentKenneth M. Sullivan is cited in the ad. "These facility closures will also have serious repercussions, perhaps disastrous and disastrous for many in the supply chain, above all, our farmers from our country. These farmers have nowhere to send their animals."

The coronavirus epidemic has put very dangerous stress on essential institutions and workers tohealth care, first answer, andgrocery stores. However, workers in food processing plants from which the grocery shelf products come from the origin are neglected.

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