A food processing plant belonging to one of the biggest faux meat companies is riddled with bacteria and food safety violations.

Internal documents and photos from the Beyond Meat plant in metro Philadelphia paint a picture of dangerous conditions with possible repercussions for consumers.

Bloomberg obtained the evidence from plant whistleblowers, publishing the findings in a Monday report.

A food safety attorney interviewed by Bloomberg indicated that the conditions at the plant were seriously unhygienic.

“If neat and tidy is one and filthy is 10, I’d put this at an eight,” attorney Bill Marler said of the plant.

“Mold growth takes a while — that underscores a lack of cleanliness.”

Purported photos from the faux meat plant — a 45-minute drive on the Pennsylvania Turnpike from Philadelphia — show mold growing on walls, as well as soiled containers used in food preparation.




https://www.westernjournal.com/beyon...id-conditions/

Don’t know what’s more impressive

Something being made in Philadelphia
Or
Mold being able to grow on that concoction of chit

Probably too busy organizing coporate LGBT parties

Tough to believe a big time food processor is this retarded. There are so many layers of compliance for even the most innocuous aspects. Wood and strings found in product, cotdam. I guess there's a bad culture there.

It fits with the pattern of companies thinking they can get away with anything as long as they're heavily pro left