Coronavirus strains meat supply
President Trump ordered meat plants to stay open on Tuesday, declaring them "critical infrastructure" despite their closures due to the coronavirus. Shoppers are expecting to pay more for fewer options at grocery stores as they worry about a run on meat, similar to other consumer hoarding related to the pandemic.
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