Meat processing plants have become the latest hot spot in the novel coronavirus outbreak, sparking concerns that our food supply chain is breaking. But is it really? Listen to CNN Chief Medical Correspondent drsanjaygupta's podcast.
Dianne Gallagher, a national correspondent for CNN, and Julie Niederhoff, associate professor of supply chain management at Syracuse University, walk us through our food supply chain, step-by-step, and explain why there's no need to panic buy just yet.
You can listen on your favorite podcast app or read the transcript below.Maria Gonzalez : I really need something to eat. Isabel Couras : With this situation going on, you know, it's too much ... But at least we have somebody that's feeding us and giving us food.CNN"OutFront" Anchor Erin Burnett: New tonight, President Trump signing an executive order to keep meat processing plants open, amid growing concerns about the nation's food supply.Read MoreDr.
Niederhoff: Yeah, no. And that's the problem right? You can't force someone to be healthy. You can't force someone to not be, not have this Covid-19. Right? So if people are sick, demanding that they open the plant is not going to fix the problem.
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