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Tin can makers are doing well during the pandemic

As shoppers stock up on tin after tin of shelf-stable tomatoes and beans, manufacturers of the containers are maintaining a can-do attitude, The New York Times reports. Can makers across the country are reporting record earnings, orders are flowing in, and some manufacturers are even hoping to staff up. Here’s hoping they pay at-tin-tion to social distancing rules, or business may have to be can-celled.  

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