Juan José Cánovas reiterates "the enormous work of local companies during this health crisis to allow the supply of basic necessities to markets and supermarkets, not only to local ones, but also to the national and international markets"The mayor of Totana, Juan José Cánovas, has underlined "the tireless work that the entire Primary Sector is doing during these weeks of state of alarm", and has underlined "the enormous social and solidarity work" that companies dedicated to the agriculture and livestock sectors basically intended for the supply and supply of food products and basic necessities.The first mayor pointed out that “in recent weeks these societies have once again demonstrated the importance they have in the economy, not only local and regional, but also national.
The good behavior that its workers are having both for the collection of products in the field, as well as for the handling and packaging of the same, a perfectly greased chain, which once again demonstrates its social stamp on our economy and productive sectors ” .Cánovas highlighted that all the companies in the sector have also made a significant investment to adapt all their facilities to the new health requirements that have arisen with the main objective of preventing the spread of the coronavirus, measures that complement the rigorous security they had.
”It has also wanted to send a message of support to Totana transporters who work in different companies in the sector and are also risking their security to supply the markets so that the necessary food and products reach the homes.
