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UPDATE 1-Hurricane Irma whips orange trees, shuts Tyson meat plants

By: Reuters: Company News
CHICAGO, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Hurricane Irma stripped oranges from trees and prompted Tyson Foods Inc to shut meat plants in Florida and Georgia on Monday to keep workers safe.
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