FOOD factories could be “super-spreaders” of Covid-19 in the run-up to Christmas, the TUC warns today.
The trade union organisation says that workers in food plants already face a higher chance of contracting coronavirus due to the lack of airflow, poor social distancing and low temperatures.
And a huge influx of temporary staff over the festive period could see cases “rocket,” it predicts.
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