Coronavirus: China suspends poultry imports from Tyson Foods plant after workers test positive

China has suspended poultry imports from a plant owned by American meat giant Tyson Foods Inc after a coronavirus outbreak was reported there.The General Administration of Customs said on Sunday it took the decision after “a cluster of coronavirus infections were confirmed among workers” at the factory, code-named P5842.All shipments from the plant, including those that had recently arrived at Chinese ports or were about to, would be temporarily detained, it said.Tyson Foods has not yet…

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