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Buddyzbuddy

(147 posts)

1. Bottom line thinking.

Reply to BumRushDaShow (Original post)

Sun Jan 12, 2025, 06:04 AM

15 hrs ago

That's what happens when you don't take the time to properly train employees in safety and sanitation. Or hiring people that don't take the seriousness or responsibilities of the job to heart. Do you think the person whose job it was to clean and sanitize that equipment wanted to kill people or make them sick?
This is a management problem from the top down. Nobody will be held to account. $$$ will be paid but that's it.
But if diaper Don gets sick from one of those burgers he loves so much, I'm sure somebody's head will roll.

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USDA report finds Boar's Head listeria outbreak was due to poor sanitation practices [View all] BumRushDaShow 16 hrs ago OP

Bottom line thinking. Buddyzbuddy 15 hrs ago #1

There won't be inspections under TFG. Just payoffs. ratchiweenie 14 hrs ago #2

I anticipate that such... Wuddles440 11 hrs ago #15

I have not been buying any Boar's Head products and will not in the future. Lonestarblue 10 hrs ago #18

I'm guessing, "cost cutting." Grins 10 hrs ago #17

Criminal Charges yankee87 2 hrs ago #33

Safe Food Handling Methods Oneear 14 hrs ago #3

As usual you are trained to blame the employee not the management Stargazer99 13 hrs ago #4

Who is the "you" that is being chastised? marybourg 12 hrs ago #11

Read the threat, it says employees not management Stargazer99 12 hrs ago #12

I must be reading a different article than you. marybourg 12 hrs ago #14

What a surprise. Old Crank 13 hrs ago #5

The deli counter at my local Giant Foods sells Boar's Head meats & cheeses... well... Oopsie Daisy 13 hrs ago #6

It will get worse under shithole/musk................................. Lovie777 13 hrs ago #7

important stuff... markie 13 hrs ago #8

Clearly Boars Head doesn't care about sanitation Farmer-Rick 12 hrs ago #9

You hit the nail on the head! Stargazer99 12 hrs ago #10

Hit the nail on the Boars Head. nt Artistree22 7 hrs ago #25

The USDA had been recording noncompliant practices for over a year at that one facility in Virgina MichMan 10 hrs ago #19

And Boars Head just saved over a year of labor costs Farmer-Rick 9 hrs ago #21

Management totally guilty ReRe 12 hrs ago #13

Boar's Head: "Compromise Elsewhere". mwooldri 11 hrs ago #16

Apparently elsewhere is their plant. Sneederbunk 7 hrs ago #27

The USDA had been finding issues at that Virginia plant for over a year, so they knew what was going on. MichMan 10 hrs ago #20

There goes their brand. Joinfortmill 8 hrs ago #22

Well here comes Donnie to bring even more deregulation Blue_Tires 8 hrs ago #23

Well, Boar's Head is a shame, and I only got once or so, over the last 10 years (I don't really go for the brand names). SWBTATTReg 7 hrs ago #24

All I know snowybirdie 7 hrs ago #26

Boar's Head has an effective monop[oly at my local supermarket DBoon 7 hrs ago #28

Mine has a brand named Kretschmar which I always buy MichMan 6 hrs ago #29

That was the premium brand at Kroger. Makes me wonder what is in cheaper brand. nt doc03 5 hrs ago #30

No shit, Sherlock! Jilly_in_VA 5 hrs ago #31

I'm done with deli meat. Period. harumph 4 hrs ago #32

Owners and management are the culprits here wolfie001 2 hrs ago #34