St. Louis-based Purina PetCare’s parent company Nestlé announced that employees worldwide affected by work stoppages would receive full salaries for at least three months.

A worker for Purina PetCare tested positive for the presence of the coronavirus responsible for COVID-19, reported The Morning Call. Following the results, Purina sanitized and deep cleaned the pet food distribution center in Allentown, Pennsylvania where the employee worked. The illness was confirmed on Thursday evening, March 26…

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