Boar's Head Closes Plant Amidst Listeria Concerns
Listeria Recall: Boar's Head Takes Action
In a decisive move, Boar's Head has announced the closure of its Virginia plant due to a serious listeria outbreak that has raised alarms regarding food safety.
Details of the Closure
- The Virginia facility was identified as the source of a recent listeria recall.
- Boar's Head will also stop production of all liverwurst to prevent further health risks.
Implications for Public Health
This closure is a critical step to safeguard consumer health and prevent any future incidents related to foodborne illness.
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