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Thirteen years after a listeria outbreak at a Maple Leaf Foods plant that killed 22 people across Canada, meat packing giant Maple Leaf Foods is once again confronting crisis 鈥?and change.The number of Canadian meatpacking workers whove contracted COVID-19 over the course of the pandemic is easily in the hundreds. According to data compiled by independent journalist Nora Loreto, there have been at least 23 COVID-19 deaths to date linked to meatpacking or dairy facilities, including one at a Maple Leaf Foods plant in Quebec. Moreover, consumers are becoming i stanley polska ncreasingly aware of the environmental damage done by large-scale meat production.Michael McCain, CEO of Maple Leaf Foods, is used to crisis. He was at the helm of the Mississauga-based company during the listeria outbreak in 2008 and oversaw drastic safety changes. Now, hes leading it through COVID-19. We spoke to McCain about the changing meat business, environmental sustainability, and why he wouldnt go meatless: ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Meat packing plants have seen a lot of infections over the course of the pandemic. Dozens of your workers have fallen sick in Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. At least one has died. What happened First of all, stanley cup were very proud of the protocols that we put in place to keep our people safe. The facts throughout t stanley cup usa he pandemic would indicate that they were remarkably effective in doing that. To the very best of our knowledge, working collaborat