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Boar’s Head announced it will shut down a Virginia deli meat plant linked to a multi-state listeria outbreak. The company will also permanently discontinue its liverwurst product. “We regret and deeply apologize for the recent Listeria monocytogenes contamination in our liverwurst product. We understand the gravity of this situation and the profound impact it has had on affected families. Comprehensive measures are being implemented to prevent such an incident from ever happening again,” Boar’s Head said in a statement. “First and foremost, our investigation has identified the root cause of the contamination as a specific production process that only existed at the Jarratt facility and was used only for liverwurst. With this discovery, we have decided to permanently discontinue liverwurst,” it continued. “Given the seriousness of the outbreak, and the fact that it originated at Jarratt, we have made the difficult decision to indefinitely close this location, which has not been operational since late July 2024. It pains us to impact the livelihoods of hundreds of hard-working employees. We do not take lightly our responsibility as one of the area’s largest employers. But, under these circumstances, we feel that a plant closure is the most prudent course. We will work to assist each of our employees in the transition process,” it added. BREAKING: Boar’s Head Shutting Down Virginia Plant Linked to Deadly Listeria Outbreak. The CDC says 57 people have been hospitalized and nine have died in 18 states. pic.twitter.com/PjvJgCAHVb — Sarah Fields (@SarahisCensored) September 13, 2024 Per NBC News: This year’s listeria outbreak killed nine and hospitalized 57. Boar’s Head recalled its Strassburger Brand Liverwurst on July 25 over concerns it contained the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes. The CDC said the company was responsible for the largest listeriosis outbreak since 2011, when more than 30 people died from affected cantaloupe. The recall was expanded to include 7 million pounds of meat, which the company said was every item produced at the facility. The U.S. Department of Agriculture on July 31 gave the Jarratt facility a notice of suspension. “Documents obtained by @CBSNews reveal that federal inspectors flagged numerous violations at the Virginia Boar’s Head facility linked to the deadly recall of deli meats. The outbreak has led to at least nine deaths and sickened dozens,” CBS Evening News said last month. LISTERIA OUTBREAK: Documents obtained by @CBSNews reveal that federal inspectors flagged numerous violations at the Virginia Boar's Head facility linked to the deadly recall of deli meats. The outbreak has led to at least nine deaths and sickened dozens. https://t.co/zI4pwKV6Ko pic.twitter.com/vbBQdxrRvC — CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) August 28, 2024 From The Hill: USDA released noncompliance reports from the Jarratt facility that dated back two years and showed the plant posed an “imminent threat.” Records show there was rusted equipment, green mold on walls, live beetles in hallways, dirt, screws and trash in production areas, among other violations. Boar’s Head acknowledged the violations in its release and said “we will not make any excuses.” The investigations have “left no stone unturned at Jarratt,” the company said. The USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service said it had been investigating the listeria outbreak and conditions at its establishments nationwide. The agency said it was looking to see if there were any lessons learned that could be broadly applied to ready-to-eat meat and poultry facilities across the country. Boar’s Head said it will immediately implement several quality measures to prevent future incidents. The company said it will appoint a new chief food safety and quality assurance officer, creating food safety and quality assurance programs, and establish a Boar’s Head Food Safety Council comprised of independent industry safety experts. WATCH:

Brazil seized 18.35 million reais ($3.3 million) from the bank accounts of Elon Musk’s X and Starlink to pay for ‘fines’ imposed by the country’s Supreme Court. “The court ordered the transfer of funds on Wednesday and the accounts have since been unfrozen, according to a statement from the judicial body released Friday,” Bloomberg reports. New: Brazil has seized $3.3 million from X and Starlink bank accounts to "pay for fines" imposed by the country's Supreme Court. pic.twitter.com/omlnngyIxg — The Calvin Coolidge Project (@TheCalvinCooli1) September 14, 2024 “Brazil just extorted an American company and international technology asset for millions of dollars,” Ashley St. Clair commented. Umm hello???? Brazil just extorted an American company and international technology asset for millions of dollars Where is the State Department?! https://t.co/pvjFVBAkwD — Ashley St. Clair (@stclairashley) September 13, 2024 Bloomberg reports: Musk is mired in a bitter standoff with Brazil’s top judge, who is leading a campaign against fake news and hate speech in Latin America’s largest nation. Justice Alexandre de Moraes ordered the platform formerly known as Twitter be banned last month and blocked Starlink’s accounts in a bid to force the US technology impresario’s company to pay the penalties imposed for ignoring a previous order. “The blocking of the accounts occurred because the justice considered the joint liability between X Brasil Internet Ltda., Starlink Brazil Holding Ltda. and Starlink Brazil Internet Services Ltda. for payment of fines,” the court said Friday. “X remains banned in Brazil as it has yet to comply with orders from Moraes to block certain user accounts and to appoint a legal representative in the country,” Bloomberg noted. BRAZIL SEIZES $3.3 MILLION FROM MUSK COMPANIES’ ACCOUNTS (Bloomberg) Brazil withdrew 18.35 million reais ($3.3 million) from the bank accounts of Elon Musk’s X and Starlink to pay for fines imposed by the Supreme Court, continuing a dispute that’s led to the blackout of the… pic.twitter.com/Ip5Umbj3Y7 — FXHedge (@Fxhedgers) September 13, 2024 Brazil Supreme Court Lifts Freeze on Starlink, X Bank Accounts After $3.3 Million Paymenthttps://t.co/iaRYsWCGjz — The Epoch Times (@EpochTimes) September 14, 2024 From the Associated Press: Brazil’s Supreme Court said Friday in a statement that de Moraes ruled to transfer more than 7.2 million Brazilian reais ($1.3 million) from an X bank account and almost 11 million Brazilian reais ($2 million) from a Starlink account. De Moraes made the decision on Wednesday, Brazil’s Supreme Court said. His ruling on the case is yet to be made public. Brazil’s Supreme Court also said that the banks that hold accounts of the two companies were informed on Thursday they had complied with the decision. “After the payment of the full amount that was owed, the justice (de Moraes) considered there was no need to keep the bank accounts frozen and ordered the immediate unfreezing of bank accounts/financial assets,” the Brazilian Supreme Court said.

ISLAMABAD — A bomb explosion in Pakistan’s violence-hit southwestern Baluchistan province ripped through a police vehicle Saturday, killing at least two officers and wounding as many others. Abdul Hameed, an area police officer, told VOA by phone that the attack occurred on a main highway passing through Kuchlak near the provincial capital of Quetta. He said that a homemade bomb targeted a police mobile unit and that an investigation into the incident was underway. There were no immediate claims of responsibility for the deadly bombing in the natural resources-rich Pakistani province, where separatist ethnic Baluch groups routinely target security forces. Pakistani Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif condemned Saturday’s attack on the police as a terrorist act, his office said in a statement in Islamabad. A daylong series of insurgent attacks rattled Baluchistan last month, killing more than 50 civilians and security personnel. The outlawed Baluch Liberation Army, the largest of all the separatist groups active in the province, claimed responsibility for orchestrating the violence, which targeted security installations and passenger vehicles. The BLA, designated as a global terrorist group by the United States, has lately intensified its attacks in Baluchistan. The province shares Pakistan’s border with Afghanistan and Iran and hosts major China-funded infrastructure projects.

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