> Information released by the FSIS in response to multiple Freedom of Information Requests revealed that the agency had been aware of major deficiencies at the

> Information released by the FSIS in response to multiple Freedom of Information Requests revealed that the agency had been aware of major deficiencies at the Boar’s Head production facility since October 2022, but had taken no action to suspend production or order a clean-up. These deficiences [sic] were described as posing an “imminent threat to product” in a Food Safety Assessment conducted in September/October 2022 What's somewhat disturbing is that there are politicians that think that it should work that way all the time. I don't remember the specific states, but remember reading that some state legislatures were upset that county health officials had been able to close in-person dining at restaurants during the height of the pandemic and had changed their laws so that county health officials could no longer close a restaurant for health code violations unless the health officials could demonstrate someone had actually been seriously sickened by the violation.