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A Way Forward
This post goes out to the people who are part of the BC wine industry. It has been a tough new year for you. If you own a vineyard or winery it has been tough. If you are a manager … Continue reading
Posted in BC Wine Industry, Grapes and Wine
Tagged bcgrapes, BCWine, Grapes, travel, wine, wineries, winery
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Donning Masks and Such Things
I spoke with a WorksafeBC inspector this week and he told me how impressed he was that winery owners are very concerned about COVID-19 precautions–how to keep their employees healthy, how to sanitize surfaces, wearing proper face masks and gloves … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Safety
Tagged #COVID-19, covid, employees, health, healthandsafety, Safety, wine, wineries, winery, WorksafeBC
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