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Sneederbunk

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27. Apparently elsewhere is their plant.

Reply to mwooldri (Reply #16)

Sun Jan 12, 2025, 02:25 PM

6 hrs ago

Not a good look for the boar or it's head.

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USDA report finds Boar's Head listeria outbreak was due to poor sanitation practices [View all] BumRushDaShow 15 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 11 hrs ago #11

Read the threat, it says employees not management Stargazer99 11 hrs ago #12

I must be reading a different article than you. marybourg 11 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 12 hrs ago #7

important stuff... markie 12 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 11 hrs ago #10

Hit the nail on the Boars Head. nt Artistree22 6 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 11 hrs ago #13

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

Apparently elsewhere is their plant. Sneederbunk 6 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 6 hrs ago #26

Boar's Head has an effective monop[oly at my local supermarket DBoon 6 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 4 hrs ago #31

I'm done with deli meat. Period. harumph 3 hrs ago #32

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