Juice Company Ordered to Destroy Product and Sanitize Facilities in Consent Decree
On Thursday, the Eastern District of Washington issued a Consent Decree of Permanent Injunction in a lawsuit filed by the United States against juice
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On Thursday, the Eastern District of Washington issued a Consent Decree of Permanent Injunction in a lawsuit filed by the United States against juice
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Agriculture your username January 19, 2021 On Thursday, the Eastern District of Washington issued a Consent Decree of Permanent Injunction in a lawsuit filed by the United States against juice producer Valley Processing, Inc. and its owner, who were accused of selling juice in unsanitary conditions. The company, which provides juice to schools for lunch programs, was ordered to destroy all of its products within 270 days of the decree and update the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on its progress. The lawsuit, which was filed in November, accused the company of producing and selling cont...
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A US court has entered a consent decree ordering a juice manufacturer to stop distributing after the FDA found arsenic in some products.