If you work at the meatpacking plant, they were told, assume you're positive.

人们得知，如果在肉类作，就假设是阳性。

Formed in 1919, the team was named after a local meatpacking company.

该球队成立于一九一九年，以当地一家肉类公司的名字命名。

Trust among meatpacking workers and their communities, never high, has been shattered.

肉类人和他们所在社区之间的信任，从来就很低，现在已经彻底破裂。

The Batistas' company JBS SA is the largest meatpacking company in the world.

巴蒂斯塔的公司JBS SA是世界上最大的肉类公司。

When multiple meatpacking plants shut down in 2020 due to the covid pandemic.

2020年，由于新冠肺炎大流行，多家肉类。

Or making it easier for more meatpacking companies — more bidders, in other words — to enter the market.

或者让更多的肉类业公司——换句话说，更多的竞标者——更容易进入市场。

What followed was 40 years of mergers and acquisitions, especially in the meatpacking industry, without the US government intervening.

下来的40年里，在没有美国政府干预的情况下，市场上便掀起了并购热潮，尤其是肉类业的并购。

People who work in meatpacking plants, as an example.

以在肉类作的人为例。

WhO knew this existed in the meatpacking district.

有谁会想得到 这是在肉品区？

At the same time, meatpacking became more concentrated in a few states where animal feed is grown, like Iowa and South Dakota.

与此同时，整个肉类行业也开始了往为数不多的几个种植动物饲料的州收缩，如爱荷华州和南达科他州。

But even as the slow march toward normal progresses, there are new fears over meatpacking facilities, where workers continue to get sick.

在迈向正常生活的努力步履维艰时，于肉类场所的恐惧又油然而生，很多人都生病了。

In the decades after this law was passed, the top four meatpacking companies in the beef industry controlled about 25 percent of the market.

在这项法律通过后的几十年里，牛肉行业的四大肉类公司控制了大约25%的市场份额。

The new job seemed okay at first. At the meatpacking plant in West Liberty he worked 12-hour days, but he was used to that.

新作一开始似乎没问题。在自由西部的肉类，威利一天作12小时，但是他已经习惯了。

Now it's up to the meatpacking companies, with even less accountability than before, to adapt to the coronavirus while sustaining production and worker health.

现在轮到肉类包装公司了，他们比以前更不负责任，在保持生产和人健康的同时适应新冠病毒。

Do you think this model is something that every company can do, whether it's a tech company, a manufacture, a meatpacking business?

您认为这种模式是每家公司都可以做的事情吗，无论是科技公司、 制造商还是肉类企业？

The Department of Agriculture aid went to bail out JBS USA, a Colorado-based subsidiary of a Brazilian meatpacking company owned by Joesley and Wesley Batista.

美国农业部向总部位于科罗拉多州的JBS USA提供了援助。JBS USA是巴西一家肉类公司的子公司，由乔斯利·巴蒂斯塔和韦斯利·巴蒂斯塔所有。

It's a novel that was published in 1906 about the misfortunes of a Lithuanian family who immigrates to the US to work in Chicago's meatpacking industry.

这是一本出版于1906年的小说，讲述了一个立陶宛家庭的不幸，他们移民到美国，在芝哥的肉类业作。

And we've seen the real tragedy of what's going on in the meatpacking plants, because they are working in an environment where they're shoulder to shoulder.

我们已经看到了肉类发生的真正悲剧，因为他们在一个肩并肩的环境中作。

The Trump administration granted around $62 million in financial assistance to a meatpacking company owned by Brazilian brothers guilty of bribing hundreds of officials in Brazil, according to a new report.

据一份新报道，特朗普政府向一家肉类公司提供了约6200万美元的财政援助，这家公司的所有者是巴西的兄弟，他们涉嫌贿赂巴西数百名官员。

So, you know, bus drivers, grocery clerks, working in long-term care facilities, nursing homes, in meatpacking facilities, chicken farms. So that's why they're much more -- going to be exposed to the disease.

所以，你知道，公共汽车司机、 杂货店店员， 在长期护理机构、 疗养院、肉类、养鸡场作。 所以这就是为什么他们会更多地触到这种疾病。