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How the Coronavirus Is Changing Equipment Manufacturing

April 16, 2020

Via: Manufacturing Tomorrow

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The novel coronavirus known as COVID-19 has drastically and rapidly changed life for people around the world. Many can only work from home unless their employers provide essential services — which vary depending on decisions from government authorities. A common conclusion made is that companies manufacturing things like human or animal foods and medical supplies can remain open, as long as workers follow social distancing guidelines.

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