Major Deficiencies at Boar's Head Plant Raise Concerns Over Food Safety
Critical Inspection Reveals Poor Conditions
Reports from the US Department of Agriculture's Food Safety Inspection Service (FSIS) have highlighted serious concerns at the Boar's Head facility in Virginia. Inspectors detailed a multitude of issues, including insects, mold, and alarming stains like blood in puddles on the floor. Such findings indicate a facility in dire need of immediate corrective actions.
Timeline of Events
- September 2022: Major deficiencies identified by inspectors.
- July 2023: Deli meat recall announced amid listeria outbreak.
- Current: Facility operations paused for disinfecting and retraining staff.
According to FSIS, the ongoing investigation will analyze why these conditions persisted and what can be done to prevent future health risks in food production.
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