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ConAgra Foods May Face Criminal Charges Over 2007 Tainted Peanut Butter Recall

April 2, 2014: 12:00 AM EST
A federal investigation launched in 2011 over a 2007 recall of Salmonella-tainted Peter Pan and Great Value peanut butter may result in criminal charges against the owner of the Sylvester, Ga., production plant, ConAgra Foods, Inc. The company said in a statement, however, that it was negotiating with the U.S. Department of Justice and it believes the outcome will be a “misdemeanor criminal disposition” of the case. The focus of the investigation was a damaged  roof that may have led to water-contamination of the production process. The tainted peanut butter purportedly caused 288 foodborne illnesses across 39 states.
"Federal Criminal Charges Against ConAgra Still Possible Over Peter Pan Outbreak", Food Safety News, April 02, 2014, © Food Safety News/Marler Clark
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