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I'm not sure which map you're looking at. Irwindale is located in LA county, one of the most populated areas of the US. Obviously if the smell didn't go very fa

I'm not sure which map you're looking at. Irwindale is located in LA county, one of the most populated areas of the US. Obviously if the smell didn't go very far it wouldn't be much of a problem.

dubfan 13y ago
The city of Irwindale is the one trying to get it shut down.
swang 13y ago
This comment sounds really condescending considering it sounds like you have never lived near LA to be that judgmental about any of your parent poster's supposed inaccuracies.
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strasser 13y ago
You're not from around here. Irwindale is in the middle of nowhere, next to a freeway and a rock quarry. The AQMD is one of the shadiest governmental agencies there is - apparently their main function is to demand enough shakedown money from SoCal businesses so they leave town.
- gamblor956 13y ago
  The AQMD actually inspected the plant several times...and found nothing wrong. The complaints about the smell originated from an Irwindale councilman's son. See http://www.latimes.com/local/la-me-1110-sriracha-20131110,0,262971.story http://www.latimes.com/local/la-me-1110-sriracha-20131110,0,..., also posted in another comment on this thread.