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JBS boosts safety measures at Brazilian facilities

30/07/2020

Tannery owner and meatpacker JBS has invested a total R$100 million (£14.8 million) in health and safety measures at its facilities in Brazil in a bid to keep the food chain intact and protect workers, as far as possible, from catching coronavirus.

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