I know this is going to sound crazy. Maybe even a little callous.
This morning as I was perusing the news I saw another story on another pork plant shutting down. After closer inspection, it was three. It seems like a day doesn't go by without a meat plant shutting down or a dairy farm going bankrupt.
Meanwhile, it seems like every day a plant meat startup is born. Or a nondairy product hits the market.
Between the Coronavirus, global warming consciousness, and the alternative plant food industry - is this the beginning of the end of the meat and dairy industries?
This morning as I was perusing the news I saw another story on another pork plant shutting down. After closer inspection, it was three. It seems like a day doesn't go by without a meat plant shutting down or a dairy farm going bankrupt.
Meanwhile, it seems like every day a plant meat startup is born. Or a nondairy product hits the market.
Between the Coronavirus, global warming consciousness, and the alternative plant food industry - is this the beginning of the end of the meat and dairy industries?
Coronavirus forces Tyson Foods to shutter two major US pork plants, further tightening meat supplies
Tyson Foods is shuttering two pork processing plants, including its largest in the United States, to contain the spread of the coronavirus, further tightening meat supplies after other major slaughterhouse shutdowns.
www.cnbc.com
Windom pork plant to close temporarily
The company in southwestern Minnesota employs 650 people.
kttc.com