Guidance to Meat Slaughter and Processing Establishments on Prevention and Response to Suspect and Confirmed COVID-19 Plant Employees
Getting your workplace ready for COVID-19
FCC - current program details
Canada’s COVID-19 Economic Response Plan
Managing cash flow during a period of crisis
PREVENTING COVID-19 IN THE WORKPLACE: ADVICE FOR EMPLOYERS, EMPLOYEES AND ESSENTIAL SERVICE WORKERS
CFIA information for industry
List of hand sanitizers authorized by Health Canada
List of hard-surface disinfectants for use against coronavirus
Guidance for Employers of Temporary Foreign Workers Regarding COVID-19
CFIA expectations for the prevention of and response to suspected and confirmed cases of COVID-19 by operators.
Guidance to Meat Slaughter and Processing Establishments on Prevention and Response to Suspect and Confirmed COVID-19 Plant Employees
COVID-19 Concerns. Do you have a question regarding your business?
On March 11, 2020 the World Health Organization declared the outbreak of COVID-19 originating in China, as a global pandemic. Reasons cited included the rapid spread across 114 countries at that time, and an alarming rate of confirmed cases and deaths.
The food and beverage manufacturing industry in Canada, like many other sectors faced immediate and critical changes to daily operations. Despite the evolving challenges, maintaining food supply and security for Canadians continues to be a top priority for governments.
FBC-ABC has worked together with provincial food associations and related national organizations in addressing, with government counterparts, a number of significant concerns for the industry. The April 2nd summary – COVID-19 Pandemic – 6 Key Priorities for Food & Beverage Manufacturers – provides an overview of key concerns for industry.
Daily briefings are being provided to members and regular updates distributed to stakeholders. To stay current on the key policy issues FBC-ABC is preparing public statements shared below.
COVID-19 Coping and Recovery for the Food and Beverage Manufacturing Industry in Canada