US regulators recall thousands of pounds of beef due to plastic contamination
US food and agriculture regulators have recalled nearly 16,000 pounds of beef patties as they may be contaminated by small green soft plastic. The patties have already been distributed to schools and businesses, all of whom have been asked not to serve the patties. Regulators have also said that the health risk of the contamination is low.
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Moderna's second phase trial for its coronavirus vaccine
Moderna has led the pack in the American race to make a vaccine, with share prices for the company surging last month after it announced promising early results from its first stage of human trials. Moderna announced Friday that it has begun its second phase of human trials for its coronavirus vaccines - but the results of its first human tests are now shrouded in controversy
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'Win-win': Publix to donate extra food, milk it buys from struggling farmers
Publix announced this week that it will purchase fresh produce and milk to help farmers who have been hurt by the coronavirus pandemic. The initiative is expected to run several weeks and will support Florida produce farmers, southeastern dairy farmers and the growing number of families looking to Feeding America for fresh fruit, vegetables and milk during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Nearly 200 Tyson employees in Logansport test positive for COVID-19 - WISH-TV
Overnight, the Cass County Health Department saw a major jump in Tyson employees testing positive. “So far we’ve tested well over one thousand people,” Cass County Health Department Administrator Serenity Alter said.
The health department expects to see a lot more employees from the Tyson plant testing positive in the coming days.
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Oneida County reports a possible COVID-19 exposure at 2 Utica businesses
According to the Oneida County Health Department, a person who tested positive for COVID-19 may have exposed two Utica businesses to the virus. The health department says the person who tested positive for coronavirus was at the following businesses between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. on April 11.
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