It’s unlikely that COVID-19 could spread through packaged meat, but that’s not stopping China from suspending exports from a Tyson plant in Arkansas

Chinese customs officials have suspended imports from a Tyson Foods plant in Arkansas. The ban comes days after Tyson Foods announced that over 400 of its Arkansas-based workers contracted COVID-19. However, the United States Centres for Disease Control and Prevention currently say there is ࢀœno evidence to suggest that handling food or consuming food is associated with COVID-19.ࢀ Visit Business Insiderࢀ™s homepage for more stories . China is suspending imports from a Tyson Foods chicken plant in Arkansas after a COVID-19 outbreak infected hundreds of workers in the state. The meat industry has become a hotbed for coronavirus, although experts…