Most of the JBS meat-linked factories that have stopped production due to cyber attacks resume work

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[Most of the JBS meat plants that have been shut down due to cyber attacks resume work]JBS SA began at least partially restarting most beef processing plants in North America and Australia. Previously, cyber attacks caused the world’s largest meat producer to shut down Meat factory. The Brazilian food giant said on Tuesday night that it had made “significant progress” in addressing cyber attacks, and that “the vast majority” of its factories would be operational on Wednesday. An online post on the company’s Facebook page stated that the second shift at its Greeley plant in Colorado (one of the largest beef processing plants in the United States) was carried out on a normal production day, while Texas, Nebraska and The Wisconsin factory is resuming some operations. Union leaders said that by Thursday, a factory in Omaha will resume production and a factory in Pennsylvania will return to normal conditions. JBS said that the beef plant in Alberta, Canada has resumed production, which is one of the largest beef processing plants in Canada. A spokesman for the Tasmanian branch of the Australian meat industry union said that workers at the Longford beef processing plant have been notified to resume production on Friday. (Zhitong Finance Network)

JBS SA began at least partially restarting most of its beef processing plants in North America and Australia. Prior to this, a cyber attack caused the world‘s largest meat producer to shut down its joint meat factory.this homeBrazilian foodThe giant said late Tuesday that it had made “significant progress” in addressing cyber attacks, and that “the vast majority” of its factories would be operational on Wednesday. A post on the company’s Facebook page stated that the second shift at its Greeley, Colorado plant (one of the largest beef processing plants in the U.S.) was carried out on normal production days, while Texas, Nebraska and The Wisconsin factory is resuming some operations. Union leaders said that by Thursday, a factory in Omaha will resume production and a factory in Pennsylvania will return to normal conditions. JBS said that the beef plant in Alberta, Canada has resumed production, which is one of the largest beef processing plants in Canada. A spokesman for the Tasmanian branch of the Australian meat industry union said that workers at the Longford beef processing plant have been notified to resume production on Friday.

(Source: Zhitong Finance Network)

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