. >> reporter: packaging companies like eco logic rooconsidered essential businesses. some twists and turns to keep the factory running. >> it's unfamiliar territory. >> reporter: first there's social distancing. the factory now has a redesigned work flow to keep workers apart, but it's not always possible. >> one of the challenges around the new social distancing rules is that we have equipment that wasn't designed originally to have people 6 feet apart. >> reporter: so in those cases eco logic has installed flex ae glass barriers to help protect workers. >> then it's sanitation around cleaning your hands, wearing masks, break rooms. people have to be sitting 6 feet apart. >> reporter: eco logic's business is booming. >> the demand for certain products are four times what they were than the same period last year. this is a time of massive transformation. you're seeing more and more brands convert to natural products. >> reporter: and as people get more home deliveries there's more cardboard than ever that needs recycling. >> there's not a better business than taking w

. >> reporter: packaging companies like eco logic are considered essential businesses. but it still took some twists and turns to keep the factory running. >> it's unfamiliar territory. >> reporter: first there's social distancing. the factory now has a redesigned work flow to keep workers apart, but it's not always possible. >> one of the challenges around the new social distancing ruleicize we have equipment that wasn't designed originally to have people 6 feet apart. >> reporter: so in those cases eco logic has installed plexiglass barriers to help protect work mfrers. >> then its sanitation. break rooms people have to be sitting 6 feet apart. >> reporter: eco logic's business is booming. >> the demand for certain products is four times what they were from the same period last year. this is a time of massive transformation. you're seeing more and more brands convert to natural products. >> reporter: and as people get more home deliveries there's more cardboard than ever that needs recycling. >> there's not a better business than taking waste like this and transformin

folk from mississippi who figured out all of us are damaged by systemic racism, systemic poverty, eco logical, health care, the false narrative of religious nationalism. you'll see a group of people by the thousands that will be testifying and thousands and thousands of people online. we plan to be on pennsylvania avenue with hundreds of thousands of people. let's remember our history. it was black and white coalition that caused abolition. black and white coalition that caused women's suffrage movement and labor movement and civil rights movement. sometimes when i hear people say we've not seen it before, we've not seen it on social media before and the magnitude but transformation in this country has always been multi-ethnic and multiracial and we have to remember that history. the second thing is i'm a little bothered when i hear some people say, like when tim scott said at any time other day he look out his window and saw seven white people and three black people protest out of ten. but some of that should disturb us. it shouldn't take that much for folks to do right. it shouldn't take th

logic brands. we first told you about her eco friendly bottles a couple years ago. how the startup is adapting in the era of covid-19. >> what we've had to do is become more flexible. >> reporter: packaging companies like ecologic are considered essential businesses and allowed to keep operating under shelter in place orders but it still took some twists and turns to keep the factory >> reporter:st now has a re-designed work flow to keep workers apart. but it is not always possible. >> one of the challenges around the new social distancing rules is that we have equipment that wasn't designed originally to have people 6 feet apart. >> reporter: in those cases ecas insrranatio rooms. people have to be sitting 6 feet apart. >> reporter: many workers also have personal issues cse by the pandemic. kayla contreras is a machine operator and single mother of two young children. >> it was very scary because both my children are in child care. the child care shut down. so with that, then it was kind of hard for me to work at times. >> reporter: that's why ecologic is now allo

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