The facilities in Minnesota and Kansas resumed operations over the weekend.

Slaughter to resume May 11 and full operations are slated to resume by the end of the month.

The company idled its High River, Alberta, plant after workers tested positive for coronavirus.

Recommendations to the pork processor included reducing line speeds and implementing mass-communication methods.

The plants in Rochelle, Ill., and Alma, Kan., will close for 14 days.

A Seaboard Foods employee in Guymon, Okla., has also tested positive for COVID-19.

Almost 600 employees from the plant have contracted the virus.

An additional 86 positive cases of coronavirus were related to the outbreak at the facility.

The company hopes to resume operations after further direction from the government.

As of April 7, 849 cases have been confirmed in Hazlelton, Pa., and three deaths have been reported.